Stafford County, Va. –– Expect more antique fire trucks, motorcycles and aircraft at this year’s Wings and Wheels Festival.
Author: Potomac Local News
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Ft. Belvoir, Va. –– One neighborhood at Ft. Belvoir will be without power today.
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The big box store that sits at the intersection of Garrisonville Road (Va. 610) Mine Road is upgrading to be more consistent with newer stores, and will add a grocery section to the store, according to Stafford County spokeswoman Cathy Riddle based on plans filed with the county.
Walmart representatives have not returned multiple phone calls for this story.
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Fairfax County Public Schools opening TWO HOURS LATE. Offices opening on time.
Prince William County Public Schools CLOSED. Code Red for employees.
Make sure you’re with the TEA Party if you say you are, Woodbridge residents may not have to call their town Marumsco and a look inside area homeless camps – all happening today around the Potomac Communities.
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Triangle, Va. –– Police are on the scene of a crash on Joplin Road near Interstate 95 in Triangle.
Initial reports indicate a pickup overturned along the road, and then righted itself, prompting police to temporarily closed that portion of the roadway.
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Police say six buses were damaged in the incident – some had exterior lights broken and some were broken into and had radio equipment removed.
The damage to the buses is estimated to be about $7,000, said Prince William police spokesman Jonathan Perok.
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When high wind gusts of more than 50 mph prevailed across the region Saturday fanning brushfires and toppling the National Christmas Tree in Washington, they also tore part of the tall Potomac Mills sign from its 140 foot perch high above Interstate 95.
The south-facing portion of the sign, made of banner-like material, blew onto a guardrail on the highway.
Mount Vernon, Va. –– An area chamber of commerce supports turning the site of an old movie theater into a big box store.
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The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for the Lorton and Woodbridge areas, between 9 p.m. Monday and 7 a.m. Tuesday.
Residents could expect between two and five inches of snow by the time they wake up Tuesday.