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When patients lose their pulse, statistics show it’s more than likely they won’t come back.
“The patient, upon initial assessment, was having a medical emergency. Her condition quickly declined in front of us despite our efforts to intervene,” said Krystal Commers, a nationally registered paramedic and firefighter with the Stafford County Department of Fire and Rescue.
Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-Va., 7) will speak before the Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce members.
In November, the incumbent Democrat up for reelection will speak at a chamber-sponsored event at Stevenson Ridge bed and breakfast, Meeting Street, Spotsylvania, from 10:30 a.m. until noon, Tuesday, May 10.
[Updated 9 p.m.] Short on police officers, Prince William County is reeling after two shootings at public schools.
During an argument outside Benton Middle School, two men were shot during a youth football game on Sunday, May 1. Both are expected to survive.
What’s old is new again at one of the oldest houses in Prince William County, where George Washington once slept.
On Wednesday, April 27, 2022, friends and business owners gathered to cut a ribbon at Bel Air 1740 Weddings and Events center in Woodbridge. The business, owned by the former first couple of the county, Maria and Corey Stewart, is a welcome addition to the county’s eastern side that suffers from a lack of spaces to hold public events.
Recently, Virginia’s General Assembly passed a law that allows local governments to set a meals tax of up to 6% without asking voters for permission through a referendum.
Prince William County residents will face higher property taxes over the next 12 months, with the average homeowner paying $172 more in Real Estate taxes.