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Prince William County
May was a violent month in Prince William County when four people were shot and killed. Over the past few weeks, many people asked me, “When is the police chief going to comment on the recent violence.”
A panel of addiction experts called on the community to pay closer attention to the rise of opioid addiction.
On Thursday, June 2, a drug addiction panel organized by a congressional candidate, Gina Ciarcia, met at Grace Baptist Church on Spriggs Road in Woodbridge. James “Chips” Stewart, who worked under Presidents Ronald Regan and George H.W. Bush as the head of the National Institute of Justice, lost his 47-year-old son to opioid addiction.
There are few things better than the sense of belonging you feel when you’re a part of a community.
Our community here at Potomac Local News is made up of curious individuals who care about what’s happening around them.
There’s a new pop-up shop at Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center.
Veterans Growing America, an organization that connects military veterans and their families with local businesses, will open at 15001 Potomac Town Place, Suite 130. Inside, shoppers will find 20 tables showcasing products from vendors produced by military members, spouses, or their dependents.
