Kinston, N.C. –– For the second straight night the Potomac Nationals mustered just three hits. Predictably, they dropped their second consecutive ballgame 3-1 in the opener of a four-game set in Kinston.
Paul Demny was once again the hard luck loser. Demny (0-2) got typically sparse run support and one shaky inning cost him. A bunt single from Justin Toole opened the third, after Demny had sent down the Indians in order in the first two frames.
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Theatre fans might enjoy one of several offerings this weekend, including Godspell and Peter and the Wolf.
Officials are taking precautions this morning, investigating if the letters contain harmful substances, according to the FBI.
So far, no one has been injured but officials say each new discovery consumes hundreds of hours of police manpower.
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Woodbridge, Va. — Eastern Prince William will benefit handsomely after county leaders passed a new $890 million budget for fiscal year 2012.
Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty for a man who was featured on America’s Most Wanted, accused of killing his mother and her boyfriend in Oregon.
Prince William police in February 2010 captured 33-year-old Gabriel Morris in Dumfries, while he, his wife and daughter were hiding from police.
Stephen McQueen, Jr. was arrested Thursday on two felony warrants charging him in connection to a blaze that happened at 12:30 a.m. at home in the 3400 block of Caledonia Circle, off Cotton Mill and Hedges Run drives in Lake Ridge.
Officials could not say if McQueen is the same person listed in Virginia court records as having several pending court cases, including entering a property with the intent to damage and for driving on a revoked license.
A day after a 20-6 slugfest, the ball clubs locked horns in a pitchers’ duel. Trevor Holder shut the Pelicans down for four innings, but Wieland was more than up to the challenge. The Myrtle starter matched zeroes and struck out eight Nats through four.
Myrtle broke through in the fifth; Jared Prince’s one out double was cashed in when Jared Bolden singled to right. Wieland held the Nats in check in the fifth and sixth innings with four more strikeouts to run his total to 13, and Myrtle doubled its lead in the sixth.
North Stafford, Va. –– An open Virginia House of Delegates seat has a contender.
A company that was once known for simply remodeling bathrooms and small home repairs is growing despite a troubled economy.
