This post started by someone sending us a Tweet about improving congested traffic conditions the intersection at Interstate 95 and Route 123 near Occoquan.
@PotomacLocal Occoquan needs improvements to the VA123/I-95 interchange so people can get there pic.twitter.com/FsaG6lJjf6
Now open for dinner, Gar-Field High School’s cafeteria has become a popular hangout in the late afternoons for a simple reason. By 4 p.m., most teenagers are hungry.
A overturned SUV halted traffic on Interstate 95 near Dumfries today.
The driver of an Acura was traveling north on the highway and crashed about 12:56 p.m. and turned onto its side in the left lane of the highway just before milepost 152.
Was Aden ever more than a Country Store?
Traveling on the back roads toward Nokesville from Route 234, there is a four-way stop at the crossroads of Aden Road and Fleetwood Drive. (more…)
Police want to know how a small Chihuahua-Pomeranian-mix ended up in a trash bag on the side of a road.
The animal was found on Friday by someone who called 911. The animal was taken to a shelter where it was later euthanize. (more…)
Robin Langam is running for a seat on the Quantico Town Council.
Voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, May 3.
Elizabeth “Liz” Quist seeks to keep her seat as Mayor of Occoquan in the May 3, 2016 General Election.
Quist won the seat in 2014 running unopposed. She replaced Earnie Porta who last fall went on to mount an unsuccessful campaign for Occoquan District Supervisor on the Prince William County Board of Supervisors.
Jim Drakes, 52, is an incumbent on the Occoquan Town Council, and he’s running in the May 3, 2016 General Election to keep his seat.
The Northeast Pennsylvania native says he’s enjoyed his time in the riverfront town, and that the Occoquan River should be utilized more so than it is already.
Jonathan Torres, 32, is running to become the next Mayor of the Town of Occoquan.
He’s running against incumbent Mayor Liz Quist.
