Prince William leaders are considering using $2 million in federal coronavirus aid awarded to the county to help residents pay for daycare.

The money comes from the CARES Act and had been earmarked by the local government to be granted to small businesses in an effort to help them recover from the coronavirus pandemic. However, county employees and some residents have said they need help paying for childcare now that public schools are back in session.


Like schools and families throughout our community, the Prince William County Service Authority has adapted its classroom outreach program to meet the demands of a virtual-only learning environment.

The Service Authority has launched a remote learning program, H2Go Kids Virtual Classroom, to provide environmental education opportunities for Prince William County students in kindergarten through Grade 6.


A new home furnishings store will replace an old home furnishings store. 

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A Prince William County man faces charges of stalking after police were called to a woman’s home.

On September 24 at 11:46 a.m., officers responded to a residence located in the 10800 block of Caraway Circle near Manassas to investigate a report of a disorderly person. The victim, a 41-year-old woman, told police that an acquaintance came to her home and attempted to talk her.


Melvin Trotter was born on June, 23, 1956 and passed away on September, 29, 2020. He was a resident of Woodbridge, VA. Melvin is survived by his wife Deborah Ann (Wilburn)Trotter, his three sons Guyrin Wilburn, Terrence Wilburn, Melvin David Trotter, and his daughter, Nya Viola Trotter. His four brothers, Michael Trotter Sr., Mitchell Trotter Sr., Marvin Trotter, and Marshall Trotter. Five grandchildren, Tanya Wilburn, Ramia Wilburn, Cheyenne…

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