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One woman died and two other people were taken to a local hospital after a serious crash in Stafford County.
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QUANTICO, Va. — Steel beams are in place after a weekend of closures of southbound of Interstate 95 at Quantico.
Crews constructing the 95 Express Lanes from Alexandria to North Stafford focused their attention on a new flyover ramp that will carry drivers from the new Express lanes in the median of the highway to the travel lanes of I-95 south.
MANASSAS, Va. — Manassas officials report the arrest of a Washington, D.C. man suspected agreeing to meet with a minor for sex.
More in a police press release:
MANASSAS, Va. — Three women and one underage female are suspected of operating a prostitution ring out of a Manassas hotel.
More in a police press release.
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — You’ve got until Wednesday to get your design in for the 350th commemorative coin for Stafford County.
As the county prepares to celebrate its milestone next year, its asked its residents to design a coin that will be used to showoff the county’s birthday, with a design that reflects the story of a nation.
Volunteer Opportunities
Good morning – mark your calendars for Thursday July 25 for Christmas in July, an event to support the Un-trim-A-Tree Holiday Gift Program for needy kids.
DUMFRIES, Va. — Something’s not right with the signal light at Va. 234 and U.S. 1 in Dumfries.
According to a notice from the Dumfries Business Association, town authorities are looking into why the signal light at the busy intersection is randomly flashing yellow at various points during the day.
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Update 5 p.m.
Aden Road is closed to traffic this late afternoon. Neighbors who have lived along the rural roadway say this is the worst flooding they’ve seen in the area in five years.
HAYMARKET, Va. — Despite the rainy weather as of late, organizers of this weekends Stars and Stripes Festival in Haymarket said the show will go on.
The festival is billed as one of the smaller events held in the town each year, attracting 6,000 people.
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HAYMARKET, Va. — Coach Kurt Pauly of Battlefield High School in Haymarket slam dunked the competition to be named this year’s Boys’ High School Basketball Coach of the Year. The competition is hosted by WUSA-TV in Washington.
Pauly, along with nine other coaches, competed for votes from fans in order to win the contest, which was presented by Central Michigan University- Global Campus.