Someone in Manassas bought a Powerball ticket for Wednesday night’s drawing that is now worth $1 million. The winning ticket was purchased at the Giant Food at 10100 Dumfries Road in Manassas.
The million-dollar question now is: Who has that ticket?
Author: Potomac Local News
Prince William police investigated a case of road rage in Woodbridge.
On March 9 at 6:30 p.m., officers were called to the intersection of Route 1 and East Longview Drive in Woodbridge to investigate a road rage incident.
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On behalf of the Prince William Chamber of Commerce and its 1,200+ Members, we strongly encourage you not to support advertising the “tech tax” from $1.35 to $1.60, or a massive 18% increase.
We have attracted and grown an industry that accounts for 94% of all investment in the County. Even as other states and localities in Virginia and elsewhere are seeking to grow their data center and technology-based business investment, Prince William County is seeking to increase the tax burden on a key industry driving our economy.
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By Lynn Forkell Green
Manassas is moving forward with a plan to shrink a street.
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By Lynn Forkell Green
The bagpipes will be silent again this year in Manassas.
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We should see much less snow than what was forecast to fall just 24 hours ago.
What had been five to eight inches of snow expected is now about two inches, according to the National Weather Service in Sterling. And for some — like Stafford County where a snow “hole” is forecast, there could be little to any accumulation.