Jeremy McPike fell short by just 288 votes in his bid to unseat the long-serving Scott Lingamfelter from the Virginia House of Delegates. There were a total of 22,833 votes cast in the 2013 contest.
McPike said he built a “strong coalition” of voters during that campaign who recognized him as the person who could help bring ethics reform to Richmond, as well as help move Prince William County forward in areas such as transportation and education.
Updated March 28, 2021
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Come January at Malones of Manassas restaurant, it’ll be formal downstairs and a party upstairs.
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The Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center held a Freedom Turkey Trot 5K Run on Thanksgiving.
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What’s going to make traffic run smoother on Route 1 in front of Stafford County Courthouse?
A Prince William County legislator is seeking statewide uniformity on how license plate readers collect and store data that has been linked to solving crimes.
Delegate Richard Anderson told the Prince William Committee of 100 that he and Virginia State Senator Chap Petersen will submit new legislation that would address how police agencies, like Prince William County’s, collect and store photos of license plates collected from cars in parking lots and from vehicles driving on county streets.
An 18-year-old was stabbed several times Tuesday on the 10900 block of Coverstone Drive near Manassas.
Police seek a 17 and a 15-year-0ld in connection to the crime.
One of the questions I am most frequently asked is “how much does it cost to subscribe to your online newspaper?”
Most of those who ask this question are residents of our community, and business owners who are learning about Potomac Local for the first time. My reply is always the same.
Turkey fryers are known for making a delicious bird with a juicy, tender inside and crisp outside.
When he bought Pack N Ship Store, the first thing he wanted to do was give back.
Liam Hainsworth came to the U.S. and purchased the packaging store inside the Aquia Park shopping center on Route 1. A native of England, Hainsworth was told a story about a local family that went without fresh water or electricity inside their home for three months.
