A call about a missing vehicle turned into so much more in Dumfries.
On the morning of August 9, Prince William police were called to a home on Isle Royal Terrace in Dumfries about an unauthorized use of a vehicle.
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Supervisor Frank Principi wants a Trader Joe’s grocery store in Woodbridge.
Think of it like a Mexican diner.
Chuy’s will open in the old Romano’s Macaroni Grill on Prince William Parkway in Woodbridge. Construction crews since last week have been working on getting rid of the makings of the old Italian restaurant to make way for the new Tex-Mex eatery.
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There are two new little free libraries in Manassas.
Someone stopped at Bobby Flay’s burger restaurant in Woodbridge – but not for a bite to eat.
On the morning of August 8, Prince William police were called to the Bobby’s Burger Palace location at Potomac Mills Mall for a burglary.
A man was stabbed outside a Walmart store in North Stafford.
It happened at 1:29 a.m. Sunday at the Walmart at 217 Garrisonville Road. The victim was riding in the passenger seat of a car and had been stopped at a nearby 7-Eleven store at 201 Garrisonville Road to get gas.
Virginia State Police are looking into the cause of a fatal crash on Interstate 95 in Stafford County early Sunday morning.
Here’s information from state police:
There will be a meeting to talk about the I-66 and Route 15 interchange project this week.
The meeting will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on August 12, at Ronald Reagan Middle School in Haymarket, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT).
Two Prince William fire and rescue stations are getting a makeover.
Station 17 in Montclair is getting its roof replaced, and Station 3 in Triangle is getting upgrades to its communication and technology equipment, according to Prince William County Department of Fire and Rescue’s Deputy Chief Tim Keen.
Last year, Virginia tourism brought in $22.4 billion in revenue – $1.5 billion of it in taxes that went straight to the state and localities – and employed 213,000 residents.
But despite being one of Virginia’s top five industries, the tourism industry only received $27 million in funding, according to Virginia Hospitality & Travel Association (VHTA) President Eric Terry.