MANASSAS PARK, Va. — Fireworks will rocket into the sky from Signal Hill Park.
Manassas Park will hold its fireworks show Friday, July 4 at the popular park at 9300 Signal Hill Drive. The fireworks will begin at 9:15 p.m., and attendees should plan on bringing a blanket and picnic basket to celebrate the nation’s 238th birthday.
LAKE RIDGE, Va. — Two storm water management ponds have floated to the top of the list of needed storm water improvements along the Occoquan River.
Prince William County officials walked six miles and looked at 20 streams in the Occoquan River watershed, which includes streams and creeks that collect rainfall in areas like Brenstville and Independent Hill and points south of Manassas, where it then flows toward the Town of Occoquan and Lake Ridge.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Three community members have been honored by Leadership Prince William for their outstanding contributions to the community.
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DALE CITY, Va. — A 46-year-old man from Fredericksburg was late Saturday when his car ran off Interstate 95 at Dale City.
Here’s more in a statement from Virginia State Police:
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — There’s correct way to dispose of a U.S. Flag.
“You can get rid of our flag in a respectful manner…by burning them, unless it’s nylon. If it’s nylon, you can bury it recycle it, said Thomas, 11, of Montclair.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Are you or is someone you know holding on to a lottery ticket you might have purchased back in December?
Maybe you have some old lottery tickets lying around the house?
Police officers on highways in Maryland and Virginia cracked down on HOV violators again this week.
A total of 377 drivers were issued first-time offenses for illegally using express lanes. Seven drivers were issues their second offense and 1 driver nabbed their third one.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — Foreigner had a little help from the Forest Park High School Choir.
The iconic rock band with hits like “waiting for a girl like you,” “cold as ice,” and “juke box hero,” performed at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow on Friday night.
Meg Ryan has chosen Virginia to make a film that will tell a coming-of-age story set in World War II.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced the film, “Ithaca,” which is based on the 1943 novel “The Human Comedy” that chronicles the challenges of growing up during wartime, will be shot in the state. The film will star Sam Shepard and Ryan’s son, Jack Quaid. Ryan will also direct and play role in the film.
Both law enforcement officers were called to a barricade situation last year in Spotsylvania County where an armed man barricaded himself in his home. One Stafford sheriff’s deputy was shot and later recovered. Department officials declined to tell Potomac Local News the name of the deputy who was shot.
Jacobs and Robey were honored along with 43 others at a recent department award ceremony in Stafford County.
