Police located Allison Mott. They report she is safe. Authorities said they could not disclose where she was found.
Original Post Friday, May 27
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The Heritage Railway Festival is back in Manassas for its 22nd year! Enjoy the rich railroad history of Manassas Saturday, June 4 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. surrounding the Train Depot.
A day full of family-friendly fun, the Railway Festival will feature a community stage on West Street hosting Premier Martial Arts, Wildlife Ambassadors, Bull Run Cloggers, and Magnificent Belly Dancers. Take an excursion train ride to Clifton and back featuring two wintry princess.
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Brett Bowman said he always planned on retiring by 2018. He decided to bump up his ride off into the sunset by two years.
Bowman will leave his job as Manassas City Fire Department Chief on June 30. His last day will mark the end of a 42-year career in the fire service.
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Jirani Coffeehouse recently celebrated their Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting in Manassas.
Located at 9425 West Street in the Manassas Historic District, Jirani’s proprietors, Ken and Detra Moorman are excited for the local community to see the place that they envision as much more than just a space for coffee and conversation.
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Mother’s Day is a special day set aside every May to celebrate the wonderful things our mother’s have done for us year round. Manassas Park Community Center selected one very special mother this year to win their Mother’s Day Makeover Contest.
The staff at the Manassas Park Community Center showered Kyung Kim, a 66-year-old mother of three with gifts. Kim received a makeover, jewelry, and food goods from area businesses, just to name a few prizes.
Go to Kyung Kim selected as Mother’s Day Makeover winner at Manassas Park Community Center
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A barricade situation at a home in the 8400 block of Tomislav Street outside Manassas is over.
A family member came to the home and would not leave despite requests from those inside the house, according to Prince William police.
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Manassas City officials propose spending up to $200,000 to place a co-working space inside the newly acquired downtown Fiducial building.
The co-working space would serve entrepreneurs and start-up businesses in the market to rent personal workspaces, offices, and conference room space to hold client meetings. The move comes after the Mason Enterprise Center, which catered to small start-up businesses on the Science Technology Campus of George Mason University in Prince William County, was shuttered a year ago.
