DALE CITY, Va. — A home was robbed this morning by two men who managed to take belongings from the house and flee on foot.
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Author: Potomac Local News
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — The Potomac Nationals want you to grow your mustache for a good cause.
The front office staff of the Class A Advanced minor league team started growing their facial hair on Friday. With freshly-shaven mugs, the men in the office are growing out their facial hair while raising awareness during November about men’s health issues including testicular cancer, as well as prostate and mental health issues.
BRISTOW, Va. — Paving crews will be working on a portion of Bristow Road near Va. 28 this week.
The road work is to pave a portion of Bristow Road near Manassas. The work is expected to be completed by Monday, stated Virginia Department of Transportation spokeswoman Joan Morris.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — The driver of a Hyundai Tuscon that collided with a moped killing its driver faces charges nearly three months after the fatal crash.
The crash occurred Aug. 15 in the area of Featherstone Square along U.S. 1 in Woodbridge. News of the arrest came today.
WOODBRIDGE,Va.– Police are looking for two men that were reported to have robbed and assaulted a man with a beer bottle.
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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — It’s a new day for bus riders in Gainesville area as new service from the Cushing Road commuter lot to Washington officially began this morning.
The Cushing Road lot sits near the intersection of Prince William Parkway (Route 234 Bypass) and Balls Ford Road, and provides drivers with direct access to Interstate 66 east. The service will be free to riders between today and Friday to give commuters a chance to try the service and familiarize themselves with OmniRide Gainesville.
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Mom on the Run: The Next Chapter
OK. I give up. This damp rag is not working. I roll back off my knees onto my heels, stand up, and cross the kitchen. I pull open a silverware drawer, slide aside the divider with the knives and forks, and root around in the assortment of random mismatched implements. Finally I find what I’m looking for: an old steak knife from probably the 1970s, donated to our then-new family by my in-laws when my husband and I set up our household in 1989.
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RICHMOND, Va. – While Terry McAuliffe and Ken Cuccinelli duke it out in the gubernatorial election, another race is being fought more quietly – one that could have a deciding effect on Virginia’s legislative system.
Democratic state Sen. Ralph Northam is facing Republican preacher E.W. Jackson in the race for lieutenant governor. But GOP officials may be smiling even if Jackson loses, as polls predict. That’s because Northam would have to give up his seat in the now-evenly-divided Virginia Senate – opening the door for Republicans to capture an outright majority in that chamber.
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STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. – A large snakehead fish was caught at Aquia Landing Park at the confluence of the Potomac River and Aquia Creek.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — All five high schools in Stafford County will once again come together to fight hunger Monday, Nov. 11.
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