Dumfries officials say no to an Islamic school, Stafford County may cut some 60 teaching positions, and when is the last time you saw “Streetcar?”
Author: Potomac Local News
If you thought it was wet, rainy and raw around here Sunday wait until tomorrow night.
A flood watch will go into effect beginning Wednesday night and will last until Thursday night, as up to three inches of rain could fall across the Potomac Communities, according to the National Weather Service.
Before the end of June, fire and rescue officials plan to have in place a system to charge patients being transported to the hospital.
Those who have minor injuries will pay $400, but those with severe or life-threatening injuries will be asked to pay $600 to $700.
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Fire and rescue crews were called to 40 Little Whim Road about 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Aquia, Va. –– Researchers will begin surveying the Aquia Creek Battlefield.
Belvoir Federal Credit Union celebrated its second-annual Family Fun Day at their branch at Ft. Belvoir.
On Feb. 26, over 200 attendees enjoyed games, music from a country music radio station and a catered lunch.
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On the ground near the stream lie old tarps, rusted out sheets of metal, plastic toys, soccer balls and a small assortment of other unsavory items you wouldn’t want in your front yard.
But now the Woodbridge Potomac Communities Civic Association wants to clean up the area.
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Mt. Vernon, Va. –– A man who threatened to jump from an old railway bridge and car crash caused massive delays on U.S. 1 in south Fairfax County on Monday.
County employees this week mailed out 134,200 property tax assessments to the owners of homes, apartment complexes and commercial buildings.
Officials say the assessed value of properties varies in different locations in the county, but that overall Prince William’s real estate tax base increased 6.3 percent over the last year.
