Prince William police detectives have identified the suspect – 31-year old Manassas man Clarence Olowu – whom they believe to be involved in an assault and battery.
The assault of a 73-year old woman took place in the parking lot of a CVS location on Jefferson Davis Highway in Woodbridge on June 17, stated Prince William police.
Expect to see automated vehicles on 495 and 95 Express Lanes in the coming months.
Following a proclamation from Governor McAuliffe on June 2, organizations including Transurban and Virginia Tech’s Transportation Institute (VTTI), have moved forward on researching and testing automated vehicles.
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To help families in need, a free food and produce giveaway is hosted once a month at the Old Bridge United Methodist Church in Woodbridge.
There have been multiple instances of armed robberies and a carjacking of pizza deliverymen in Woodbridge and Manassas this week.
On June 24, Prince William police responded to Saint Croix Lane in Manassas to investigate a robbery.
This message detailing funeral services for Catherine Morretta was sent to Potomac Local by Manassas Park City Manager Kimberly Alexander:
Mananssas Park police posted this message to its Facebook page:
Was Quantico Town Mayor Kevin Brown wrong when he ignored the orders of his town council?
That question was batted about during a special meeting of the Quantico Town Council on June 16. Last year, the council voted and directed Brown to hang decorative banners with the U.S. Flag emblazoned on them onto light poles in the town.
Transit bus services in Prince William County are on the chopping block.
The Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC) currently operates commuter and local bus service for residents in Prince William, Stafford, Manassas, and Manassas Park.
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Martin Mooney had the fortune of having his neighbors help him cut up and clear away limbs from a large tree that fell in his yard Tuesday night.
A small business venture at the Westminster at Lake Ridge retirement community has helped to provide its residents with equipment and recreational facilities.
Eethel Johnson – a 93-year old Westminster resident – and some other residents at the facility came up with the idea to open up a thrift store named Encore on the premises in 2001.
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A new library will be opening in Woodbridge this fall.
