A controversial Confederate flag that sits off of I-95 in Stafford County is coming down.
Hartwood District Supervisor Gary Snellings on Tuesday, Oct. 27 took to his Facebook page to announce that the 80-foot-tall Confederate battle flag that stands next to Interstate 95 near Falmouth will come down by the end of the week.
Wednesday will be mostly cloudy and mild with a strong breeze later in the day.
Theresa Coates Ellis supports the Route 28 bypass, which is an extension of Godwin Drive, which would provide a direct link for drivers who commute from western Prince William County, and points south and west like Stafford and Fauquier counties, respectively, to Route 28 in Fairfax County.
The controversial road would provide a bypass route for congested Route 28 between Manassas and the Bull Run, on the Fairfax County line, and Interstate 66, where high occupancy toll lanes are being added to reduce congestion.
Stafford school officials are reviewing how much time they have before notifying a parent their child was restrained at school.
The county board will entertain changes to its student restraint and seclusion policy. Under the proposal, a school must report a restraint of a child to a parent “as soon as practical…shall make a reasonable effort that direct contact is made with the parent…”
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Ian Lovejoy is running for one of three open seats on the Manassas City Council.
He’s seeking his third term on the City Council, and you can watch our interview with Lovejoy in the video window at the bottom of this post.
Harry Clark is running for one of three open seats on the Manassas City Council.
You can watch our interview with Clark in the video window at the bottom of this post.
Tuesday will be cloudy with fog in the morning.
A woman who treated more than 100 patients while pretending to be a psychologist in Stafford County was ordered Friday to serve 11 years in prison.
