Facebook founder Mark Zuckerburg on Thursday had something to say to the social network’s users, and to Potomac Local readers.
The worldwide network will begin limiting the content you see from news organizations like ours, as well as your favorite businesses, brands, and organizations.
The Freedom High School Marching Band in Woodbridge is one of two scholastic bands, chosen from across Virginia, to perform on Saturday’s inaugural parade for the commonwealth’s 73rd governor, Ralph Northam.
The band will leave Saturday morning after meeting for breakfast, and will then head to Richmond to march. For these band members, it’s the largest event in which they’ve ever marched.
A 4th middle school participant (The Judge’s Choice/Honorable Mention Award) was chosen who will be announced at the program.
A 4th high school participant (The Judge’s Choice/Honorable Mention Award) was chosen who will be announced at the program.
If you think you’ve never felt so cold while living here in Northern Virginia, ever, you are correct.
Dominion Energy tells us not only was it the coldest period on record, the utility also saw its highest demand — ever — for electricity.
After reporting today on the stalled sale of the East End Mobile Home Park in Manassas, we got word this afternoon the sale of the troubled park went through.
Residents of the park were nearly evicted, and homes in the park demolished due to raw sewage leaking into storm drains, and then into the public water supply.
The Habitat for Humanity Prince William County ReStore held its official grand opening in Woodbridge last night.
The new store, located at 14055 Noblewood Plaza off Prince William Parkway in Woodbridge, joins its cousin already in operation in Manassas. Both stores are located inside former Food Lion grocery stores.
Police today are on the lookout for someone who robbed a woman at gunpoint in Dale City while she was getting into her car.
The details from Prince William police:
Multiple people walked into two Stafford County clinics suffering stab wounds a week ago, Stafford authorities told us today.
That prompted an investigation into what the sheriff’s office is calling a “serious stabbing.”
Police tell us the man pictured in these photos rummaged through a Manassas bail bondman’s office in the early hours of December 19, 2o17.
The suspect broke into Angel’s Bail Bonds at 9852 Business Way in Manassas at 1:40 a.m. He kicked in a side door and stole “several items,” police tell us.
John Anthony Arnold, Jr. is the Manassas City Police Department’s Fugitive of the Week.
The 19-year-old is described as black, 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighing 200 pounds. He was last known to live in Virginia.
