Manassas City Public Schools will be closed starting Monday, March 16 through the school division’s scheduled spring break, which was slated to end April 13.
City school officials say students will return to school April 14. Gov.
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Author: Potomac Local News
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Manassas Park City Schools close for the next two weeks due to the spreading coronavirus, the school division told Potomac Local News today.
Students will not report back to school on April 14, 2020.
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The Veteran Business Pop-Up originally scheduled for this weekend has been postponed due to coronavirus.
In a public Facebook post, Donnell E. Johns Sr. stated:
The Lake Ridge Chorale has decided to cancel their concert “Then and Now”, which was scheduled for Friday, March 13, due to the coronavirus.
The Lake Ridge Chorale made the following statement in an e-mail:
The Marine Corps 17.75K race scheduled for March 28 in Prince William Forest Park has been canceled due to the coronavirus.
Due to the impact and development of coronavirus (COVID-19) and under the guidance of government and health officials, the 2020 Marine Corps 17.75K, scheduled for March 28, and the accompanying Motivational Dinner, have been cancelled, according to a statement from the Marine Corps Marathon.
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Prince William County Public Schools has announced several days of closures for students due to coronavirus fears.
The following are changes that Prince William County Schools has directed and published on their website as of March 12, 2020:
Virginia and her residents are now under a state of emergency, declared by Gov. Ralph Northam, in response to COVID19, a coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China.
Governor Northam also announced additional steps to ensure the health and safety of all Virginians, including:
There will be one less traffic light in Fredericksburg.
The traffic signal at the intersection of George and Prince Edward Streets, near Hurkamp Park in Downtown Fredericksburg, stopped working properly earlier this year, city officials tell us.
The Prince William County Service Authority will recognize this year’s winners of its annual Water Art Invitational contest in a video rather than hosting an awards ceremony.
That ceremony was scheduled to take place today, Thursday, March 12. In addition to the video, there will also be in-classroom presentations for the students who participated in the event.
A woman from Woodbridge is now a million-dollar winner.
Jacquelyn Lombos was driving with a friend from her home in Woodbridge to Hampton Roads. About halfway there, they stopped at a gas station in Henrico County, and while she was there, bought a Millionaire Maker Scratcher ticket.