This map from the National Weather Service posted this morning shows the “most likely” snow totals for our region. Accumulation is expected Friday through Saturday night.
Sliver lining — it’s going to be mostly sunny on Sunday.
Author: Potomac Local News
Information on Virginia’s Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s State of Emergency declaration ahead of the coming blizzard. And, Dominion fears major power outages from the storm. (more…)
Several area localities are posting information about snow removal and snow emergency routes. (more…)
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Like most grocery stores in our area today, lines at Aldi on Liberia Avenue in Manassas snaked from the front to the back of the store.
“Please place your milk, eggs, and water on top of your cart when you come through,” one employee shouted as customers queued up to come through the lines.
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Here’s the latest school delay and closing information for Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016. (more…)
Prince William County Emergency Management Director Pat Collins issued this statement this afternoon about the impending snowstorm: (more…)
In today’s “big box” retail world how do small business owners stand out and compete?
One way is by building their own community of champions and collaborators.
The region is under a Blizzard Watch, as a potentially historic winter storm could dump a foot or more of snow on our area.
The watch goes into effect Friday night and lasts until late Saturday night.
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Prince William County Public Schools will open two hours late Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016.
More in a press release:
Last week, the 2016 General Assembly gaveled into action and I became your State Senator for Virginia’s 36thDistrict.
New Committees
The Rules Committee assigned me to three committees. (1) The Local Government Committee considers legislation addressing land use, zoning and local government. (2) The Rehabilitation and Social Services Committee has jurisdiction over the safety net programs, prisons, alcoholic beverage regulation and childcare. (3) The General Laws and Technology Committee examines bills affecting homeowners associations, gambling, professional occupation regulation, procurement and the Freedom of Information Act. Each of these has jurisdiction over issues critical to the quality of life in our area.