WOODBRIDGE, Va. — The Easter Brunch at Osprey’s Restaurant will mark the final chapter in a sort of part two for the only eatery in Belmont Bay.
Executive Chef T.J. Fisher says the restaurant nestled inside of a golf club among high rise residential homes overlooking the Occoquan River will no longer be open to the public when it closes Sunday. Afterward, the restaurant will only be used by private caterers during special events like parties and weddings.
Submitted News
The first annual Sassy Spring Craft Show will be held at Buckhall United Methodist Church on April 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come to 10251 Moore Drive, Manassas VA, 20111 to add wholesome sass to your weekend.
By STEFFANIE ATKINS
Capital News Service
RICHMOND,Va. – Gov. Bob McDonnell on Monday proposed amending legislation to put a moratorium on the use of drone technology in Virginia until 2015.
By KEITH WALKER
For Potomac Local News
NORTH STAFFORD, Va. — People are starting to look at future improvements to U.S. 1 between Joplin Road in Prince William County to Russell Road in Stafford County.
By URIAH KISER
Sitting at his desk on a snowy late March morning, Dumfries Police Chief Robert Forker answers a phone call. He, and is second in command Capt. Rebecca Edwards, are the only ones in the office this morning because their two-person front office staff is contending with a minor bout of the flu.
A 9-year-old Dumfries boy was suspended for two days after making threats against a girl — but due to budget cuts, he’s missed more than a month of school.
By MARY DAVIDSON
Senior Photographer
My parents were born in Massachusetts, so if I trust anyone’s prediction of potential snow fall amounts, it would be theirs.
LORTON, Va. — Interstate 95 at mile post 163 166 near Lorton will close at midnight so crews can restring power lines.
Here’s the latest from the Virginia Department of Transportation:
By MIKE SALMON
Virginia Megaprojects
Hear ye, hear ye, the Virginia Megaprojects is closing all lanes of Interstate 95 south at Quantico for one hour!
By URIAH KISER
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — Police in Virginia are one step closer to being able to stop you if they see you using your cell phone to text behind the wheel.
