LORTON, Va. — Art will be on display at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton on Saturday offering visitors a break from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season.
The center’s “2nd Saturday Art Walk” is held on the second Saturday of each month. They are free events designed to allow visitors to tour the arts campus and meet individual artists showcasing their work, purchase locally-produced art, and to tour the facility that has become a destination point in our community.
The drawbridge that links Maryland and Virginia is going up overnight.
The Woodrow Wilson Bridge will raise several times overnight as part of what transportation officials say is planned maintenance on the bridge.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Lights help to make the holiday season bright, and that’s what you can expect this December at the Irene V. Hylton Planetarium at C.D. Hylton High School.
The educational center in Woodbridge will hold two separate shows – one is a laser light show, and another a look at the famous bright Star of Bethlehem – will be held over the course of the next three Fridays starting tomorrow night.
GAINESVILLE, Va. – A Prince William County Supervisor Peter Candland has called attention to the state of sports fields in Prince William County. He says some leagues are turned away from using sports facilities because there isn’t enough room for them to play.
More in a press release from Candland:
It’s no secret Virginia Railway Express has its sights set on the west.
OCCOQUAN, Va. – Expect to see the creation of a park in Occoquan at the site of the Fairfax County water treatment plant.
Two men who face charges in the brutal murder of a Manassas man appeared in court for the first time Wednesday.
Students, staff, and faculty at areas schools will be ready for a long winter’s retreat when the holidays roll around. Here’s a look at winter break schedules for schools systems in the area.
Prince William County
PotomacLocal.com thanks the Town ofDumfries Community Services Department for their continued support of local news in our community.
Community Services Director Cydny Neville wishes Happy Holidays and a Merry Christmas to everyone in the Potomac Communities, and hopes you come to Dumfries at 1 p.m. Saturday for the annual Christmas Parade with its theme “Christmas Past, Present, and Future.”
DUMFRIES, Va. — The Dumfries Christmas Parade will begin at 1 p.m. Saturday and it promises fun for the whole family.
This year’s parade theme is “Christmas Past, Present, and Future.” More than 70 organizations will march in the parade, and PotomacLocal.com is proud to lead the parade as the first organization in the line up.
