In a delicious display of local culinary competition, Montclair Family Restaurant has been crowned the king of pizza in the Potomac Local Land. The spirited contest engaged pizza aficionados across Fredericksburg, Manassas, Woodbridge, and beyond.
The contest concluded with Montclair Family Restaurant taking a decisive lead.
Attendees can bring their own picnic lunches or purchase food from vendors on-site. This series has been a local tradition since 1997 and is organized by Fredericksburg Parks, Recreation & Events, supported by sponsors.
Located at 1217 Emancipation Highway in Eagle Village, the restaurant aims to serve both college students and the wider community. With 25 employees and plans for future expansion, Crimson Coward adds to the culinary landscape of the area.
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Always Flavored aims to unite people through delectable cuisine, offering unique breakfast and lunch options such as the “Denver Sandwich” and “Furious Cuban,” featuring Rita’s renowned sauces.
Alongside its flavorful offerings, the bistro hosts cooking classes for kids, emphasizing culinary creativity. Rita anticipates engaging with the local community through grand opening festivities and participation in citywide events like First Friday and Restaurant Week.
Dean Park Lane in Manassas has been cordoned off due to a significant police presence, leaving residents and parents concerned about the safety of Dean Elementary School students. Authorities have enacted a “shelter-in-place” protocol at the school as a precautionary measure, but details regarding the cause remain scarce.
Concerns escalated when the nearby Martin K. Alloy Boys and Girls Club announced it would also be on lockdown surrounding the situation.
Incoming students have enrolled at McDaniel College as members of the Class of 2028. This list includes students who have deposited as of May 3, 2024. Micah Hagander and Sydney Turner of Stafford.
The following people were recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines: Yanyna Yaich of Woodbridge at the University of West Alabama and Nina Buckley of Montclair at George Mason University.
Animal Control Officer M. Schultz responded to the 14000 block of Glenkirk Road in Gainesville for a stuck bird. He arrived to find a red-tailed hawk in need of rescue. Thanks to help from PWC Fire & Rescue, Officer Schultz was able to safely free the bird without causing further harm. The hawk has been transported to Blue Ridge Wildlife Center for further evaluation.
As we gear up for the much-anticipated 275th-anniversary gala of the Town of Dumfries, we’re curious to know how many of you are already in the loop about this historic event. Scheduled to take place at the prestigious National Museum of the Marine Corps. Potomac Local News has written multiple stories about the upcoming event, dating back to January 2024.
Longtime Manassas business owner Xiao Yin (pronounced Shee-ow Yin) “Tang” Byrom has announced her candidacy for the Republican ticket for Mayor of Manassas. She will challenge incumbent Michelle Davis-Younger, the Democratic Party nominee.
Highlighting her priorities, Yin emphasized two key initiatives aimed at addressing the pressing needs of Manassas residents. First, she stressed the importance of tackling turnover in key roles within the city.
