Quantico candidates discuss security, economy — This past Saturday, the “Prince William Times” hosted a political forum featuring a panel of seven candidates running for office in the Town of Quantico. [Prince William Times]
Despite Cost, Residents Prefer Patriot Prototype Design for 13th High School — If residents could choose what the 13th high school in Prince William County will look like, it would look like Patriot High School. [Bristow Beat]
Police said a fight led to a man spraying a woman and two others with pepper spray, and the woman then pulled out a pellet gun in retaliation.
Here’s a look at recent, unedited crime reports from Prince William and Manassas police:
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Landscapers donated time on Earth Day to beautifying a home that provides many homeless a place to live.
It took two years to complete the dam for the Rocky Pen Run Reservoir, and now the 503-acre lake is filling with water.
The largest public works project in Stafford County’s history, the reservoir will hold 5.5 billion gallons of water. It started to fill in January when officials allowed water to flow into the man-made lake bed.
STAFFORD, Va. — Authorities in Stafford County say they stopped an exchange student from boarding a plane bound for his native Saudi Arabia and then charged him in connection to a sex crime.
The county’s Sheriff’s Office states the incident occurred on April 19. A location of the alleged crime was not provided.
Prince William police officer leads Northern Virginia in DUI arrests — Officer Jeremy Schenck started his law enforcement career on the wrong side of a police car. [Washington Post]
Moncure lists 97 creditors in bankruptcy case — A Fredericksburg-area real estate investor under investigation for fraud claims he owes money to 97 different individuals or organizations. [Fredericksburg.com]
MANASSAS, Va. — Governor Terry McAuliffe will appear Tuesday at a town hall meeting in Manassas.
The governor will speak to employees at Micron Technology’s manufacturing plant on Godwin Drive.
DUMFRIES, Va. — Dumfries Mayor Jerry Foreman says he’s running for re-election, again.
The sitting official, in a statement released Sunday, said an outpouring of support from those who live in the town encouraged him to re-enter the race prior to the upcoming Election Day on May 6.
