The Prince William County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the controversial Prince William Digital Gateway project.

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State Del. Mark Keam announced Tuesday that he’s stepping down from the House of Delegates, setting up a possible special election this fall in a Democratic-leaning district in Northern Virginia.

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The FredNats clinched the second-half North Division crown and reserved a spot in the Carolina League playoffs with a resounding 15-5 win at Salem Memorial Ballpark Tuesday evening. 

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It was a busy weekend for law enforcement officers in our area.

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After five years of construction, Prince William County residents will get to tour their new animal shelter.

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If you work at a school or a non-profit organization, you can now post your events to our Community Calendar for free.

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Fall Fun is on the horizon!  The fantastic members of Holy Family Catholic Church in Dale City need lots of volunteers for their upcoming Fun Festival on September 9 and 10!

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Arts Alive! will return to the Hylton Performing Arts Center. 

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Haven Arts, a private, minority-owned art gallery, will open in Historic Downtown Manassas. Located in the U.S. Post Office building at 9108 Church Street, the studio will feature a variety of pop and modern artwork, fashion, and other goods from local talents.

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Today, Stafford County leaders will take a crack and reverse course on its Downtown Stafford project.

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