Just after Micron announced its $3 billion expansion in Manassas in August 2018, where it will manufacture chips for self-driving cars, city Mayor Hal Parrish II spilled the beans.

The city did little, if anything at all, to let surrounding jurisdictions like Prince William County know they were talking with Micron about the major expansion, Parrish told us during an interview at a Prince William Chamber of Commerce networking event at Carmellos.


County leaders on Tuesday didn’t like the idea of outsourcing the job of organizing ribbon-cutting events for new businesses.

Stafford Economic Development and Tourism (ED&T) Director John Holden briefed Board of Supervisors members on details of a plan we first reported over the weekend, to let the Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce organize ribbon-cutting events for new county businesses.


Multiple businesses in Prince William and Stafford counties made the Inc. 5,000 list of fastest-growing companies in the U.S.

Titan Mechanical – Inc. 5000 #363 Founded in 2014, this Manassas-based multi-family and commercial construction services company has grown exponentially in its fifth year of operations at 1,255% in the last three years, reaching $16 million revenue in 2018. Visit Titan Mechanical to learn more.


The following letter was sent from Lake Ridge-Occoquan-Coles Civic Association to Tim Hudgins, project manager, Kaiser Permanente? Facility Services in Hyattsville, Md. 

Kaiser broke ground last week on a new five-story medical facility that will be considered the organization’s southern hub of operations.  


WARRENTON — (Press Release) Fauquier Bankshares, Inc. and its principal subsidiary, The Fauquier Bank are pleased to be celebrating educators in August.

“Empowering teachers with the tools they need to positively influence children is a wonderful way for us to continue our commitment to giving back to our community,” says Abbie Ford, VP, Director of Retail Banking. In honor of our teachers, children, and community, the Bank’s next Charity Friday is August 9 and will be called Teachers Day. Over 90% of teachers use their own money to purchase school supplies for their classrooms. We hope that our communities come together to help our teachers. From August 1-12 we ask that teachers drop off their wishlist and for our communities to help fulfill the wish lists by donating supplies at any of our TFB locations. Teachers will be contacted for pick up.


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