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Prince William Water Accepting Applications for 2025 Water Academy

By Caitlyn Meisner
Past participants of the Water Academy at a demonstration. [Courtesy photo]

Prince William Water, a supplier of water to the county, has opened the application process for its annual Water Academy. 

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Kings Dominion Throws Open the Gates on Its 50th Birthday Celebration

By Potomac Local News

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Manassas Says Thanks: 15 Volunteers Honored for Making the City Shine

By Jazbia Chaudhry

Fifteen residents were honored as Outstanding Volunteers by the City of Manassas for their dedication to local history, emergency services, community planning, and more.

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Yorkshire Fire Department Mourns Sudden Loss of Longtime President

By Jazbia Chaudhry

Yorkshire Volunteer Fire Department announced the sudden death of President Daniel Frye, who served the community for over 18 years. The cause of death remains undisclosed.

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What DEI Looks Like in Stafford Schools—And What It Doesn’t

By Potomac Local News

As national debates over diversity, equity, and inclusion swirl, Stafford County Schools is staying the course—quietly and carefully.

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Stafford Narrowly Approves $2.95M Warehouse Purchase Despite Pushback

By Potomac Local News

STAFFORD, Va. – The Stafford County Board of Supervisors narrowly approved a $2.95 million warehouse purchase on Blackjack Road, siding with school officials who say the facility is essential to meet the district’s growing infrastructure needs—despite concerns from some supervisors who argued the deal was rushed and overpriced.

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Frogs Take the Field for the First Time Tonight in Fredericksburg

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FREDERICKSBURG, Va. – The Fredericksburg Nationals are hopping into local history tonight as they officially take the field as the Fredericksburg Frogs for the very first time.

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‘Juan More Taco’ Says Goodbye to Fredericksburg, Leaves Loyal Fans Hungry for More

By Mike Salmon
Owner Maria Martin and her son, Jose, who operated Juan More Taco together, pose for a photo inside the restaurant. [Photo: Mike Salmon]

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. – Taco lovers along Caroline Street are disappointed as word spreads that Juan More Taco is closing its doors in Fredericksburg.

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Plan Ahead: Dale City Rest Area Closures, Lane Shifts, and Road Work on I-95 and Local Roads This Week

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Stafford County Shines a Spotlight on Top Educators and Staff at 2025 Gold Star Gala

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Tracey Watterson of Colonial Forge High School, honored as the 2025 Teacher of the Year, poses with district leaders at the Gold Star Gala in recognition of her exceptional dedication to students. [Photo: Stafford County Public Schools]

STAFFORD, Va. – Stafford County Public Schools rolled out the red carpet on Thursday night to honor its top educators and staff members at the 2025 Gold Star Gala. The annual event recognizes employees across a wide range of roles who help students succeed every day.

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