WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Next month, the Greater Prince William Community Health Center will celebrate National Health Center Week.
The annual event at the center will be held over three days, August 13, 14, and 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.
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NOKESVILLE, Va. — A local rugby team will take on a team from New York this weekend. The action will be right in our back yard.
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Dumfries United Methodist Church is hosting its annual Vacation Bible School, August 5-9, 8:30 a.m. – noon.
This year’s theme is “Kingdom Rock – Where Kids Stand Strong for God.”
QUANTICO, Va. — A wreath was laid today at Quantico National Cemetery to honor the first and only police officer in Manassas to die in the line of duty.
Sgt. John David Conner, III, was killed July 24, 1988, when he was called for a report of a man who was sitting on the front porch of a home armed with an AR-15 assault rifle shooting bullets into the air. When the man did not comply with Conner, gunfire was exchanged and Conner was shot three times and later died, according to his Officer Down Memorial page.
BRISTOW, Va. — A school bus was involved in a crash at the intersection of Bristow Road and Gallop Lane this afternoon, near Bristow Manor Golf Club.
There were no students on the bus at the time of the crash, and the driver of the second vehicle involved in the crash was treated at the scene, stated Prince William County Public Schools spokeswoman Irene Cromer.
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Manassas police Officer Heather Munsterman was injured after she was struck by a car earlier this month during a traffic stop. After suffering fractures to her ankle and pelvic area, a dislocated shoulder and a concussion along with severe bruising across her entire body, Munsterman is recovering.
DALE CITY, Va. — A Fredericksburg man faces charges after two women told police a driver exposed himself to them on two separate occasions.
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MANASSAS, Va. — A water bottle tossed at a police officer near Manassas landed a man in hot water.
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MANASSAS, Va. — As the lights dimmed in the Old Town Pub, the room quieted. Over 50 sets of eyes watched the fast moving images. Teens and parents alike laughed at the antics of the trainees during the movie. Normally, trainees for the police and fire department are a little older, but over the last few weeks Manassas teens got a taste of what it’s like to work as emergency responders.
“I can’t tell you how proud I am,” said Fireman Kevin Shaffer. “These kids worked so hard. It was great to see kids from all walks of life getting to know each other and learning to work as a team.”