MANASSAS, Va. — A staple business in Old Town Manassas, now called Historic Downtown Manassas, is moving out.
City Tavern has occupied a space in the Olde Town in at the corner of Center and Main streets for the past 20 years. The restaurant announced earlier this month this month it would be moving to the building that used to house KC’s Restaurant, at 9550 Center Street.
MANASSAS, Va. — Police arrested a man they say drove his car into a home early Sunday morning.
Here’s more information from a police press release:
The Animal Shelter is an open-admission, public shelter that must accept all animals brought to it regardless of behavior or health, and it becomes especially challenging each year from late spring through summer because too many kittens are born of cats that have not been spayed or neutered.
The easiest way to help reduce the overwhelming numbers of unwanted cats is to spay and neuter your cat(s) and encourage others to do the same. Unaltered cats will search for a mate, and mating can lead to dozens of unwanted cats.
Potomac Local’s 40 Under 40 award winners were announced Saturday at a ceremony at Potomac Shores Golf Club in Woodbridge.
Forty talented professionals under age 40 from Prince William and Stafford counties, as well as the cities of Manassas and Manassas Park were honored at the event.
An early morning fire in Bristow ripped through a townhouse and spread to others in the area of Dawkins Crest Circle Sunday morning.
According to scanner reports, the fire, which started after 3 a.m., spread to two other adjacent units and damaged a fourth on Lake Baldwin Drive.
MANASSAS, Va. — A car plowed into a house at 9213 Bayberry Avenue, just off Liberia Avenue in Manassas this morning.
A total of three people were injured, one of them seriously, according to initial reports. The person most critically injured was flown to a local hospital for treatment.
OCCOQUAN, Va. — The owner of the Cock & Bowl restaurant in Occoquan made a pretty astute observation: A sign was erected heralding the coming of nothing. And that, said the restaurant’s owners, is refreshing.
Occoquan officials recently closed a deal that gives the town ownership of a 17-acre parcel of land, the once controversial Oaks III property, which will be turned into, well, absolutely nothing.
LAKE RIDGE, Va. — Police made another drug bust in their wide reaching Dragon Slayer operation. This time, the person facing charges is a doctor in Lake Ridge.
Here’s the police report:
