What would you do if someone in your household started yelling in the middle of the night? For [redacted] household, it was a good thing. The Woodbridge man had just discovered he’d won a Virginia Lottery jackpot worth $379,575.
[redacted] matched all five winning numbers in the May 14 Cash 5 with EZ Match drawing. It happened with a ticket he bought at Giant Food, 4309 Dale Boulevard in Dale City.
A soldier and clinical psychologist who practiced in Prince William County killed during a terrorist attack in Texas were honored on Friday in Woodbridge.
Major L. Eduardo Caraveo was preparing for a deployment to Afghanistan when he was killed in the November 2009 terrorist attack at Fort Hood which took the lives of himself and 12 others.
We have the first entrant to the Baby Contest for the 2021 Prince William County Fair.
Oliver Keith Dobie, who is 12 months old, will be one of the many babies in this year’s competition. Oliver’s family signed him up to be a contestant on using the form on the Prince William County Fair website.
The week of June 17 is National Waste and Recycling Workers Week, formerly known as Garbage Man Day.
Annually, communities across the nation are encouraged to take a moment during this special week and show appreciation for the men and women in the solid waste management industry.
Central Rappahannock Regional Library 36th Annual Music on the Steps series will be presented live and in person this summer.
It is time for the annual Torch Run for Special Olympics, and the Police Department would love to have the public join us and cheer on the runners!
Prince William is a special county, and on June 5th, our “Spring is for Hope” event is celebrating places and people that make our home what it is. Local artists will dazzle us with their talents and community leaders will share stories of places worth protecting from east to west.
Learn how to register and more at pwconserve.org/party2021/index.html.
The Dumfries-based Young Marines distributed computers to children across the country that did not have them. The non-profit says its part of a national effort to fill gaps within vulnerable school systems.
The organization writes:
Greater Prince William and surrounding communities are invited to participate in the Inaugural Juneteenth Parade in the Town of Dumfries on June 19 at 7 p.m.
The parade route will begin at the corner of UMC Dumfries, at 3890 Cameron Street and conclude at the Dumfries Slave Cemetery with a candlelight vigil in honor of the ancestors, music, and reflection.
This is the final week for Leadership Prince William’s “Lead the Way” walk-a-thon.
While coronavirus restrictions are easing, the firm planned their annual fundraiser with social distancing in mind.
