Friday will be cloudy and cool, with a chance of showers.
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Greg Neiss just wanted to do something nice for his community.
“I stuck a flag on the pole outside my house, and I’ve had it there for years, on and off, probably 10 years,” Neiss told PLN.
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Manassas City plans to help promote its downtown businesses with a new advertising campaign, complete with photos, aimed at Christmas shoppers.
The only problem? “We have virtually no shots of people in masks,” states an email sent to business owners from the city’s economic development department.
The FBI tells PLN it conduced a raid this morning on Moot Drive, in the Brittany neighborhood near Dumfries.
The agency declined to provide any additional information.
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Manassas City Refuse and Recycling Coordinator Monica Boehringer is the new president of the Virginia Recycling Association. Boehringer has served on the association’s board since 2018 and most recently was the board’s vice president.
The appointment comes as the association brought on four new board members and a new board chair earlier in September.
Thursday will be cloudy with a calm breeze.
On Saturday, Oct. 3, the Fredericksburg Nationals will be unveiling a new addition to their stadium, the “History of Baseball in Fredericksburg” Wall.
Located behind the batter’s eye on the centerfield concourse, the wall will be 80 feet long and 12 feet high showcasing some of Fredericksburg’s history ranging from the Civil War to the present, including some lesser-known baseball factoids.
A driver who tried to provide false identification during a traffic stop in Stafford County yesterday ended up with numerous charges and jail without bond, according to the Stafford sheriff’s office.
On September 22 at 10:07 p.m., Deputy B.E. Vaughn saw a Dodge pickup turn from Staffordboro Boulevard onto Foxwood Drive and strike the stop sign. They deputed stopped the diver made contact with the driver and asked for identification. The driver explained he did not have his license but provided a name and date of birth.
This year, Stafford County will improve sewer infrastructure using a new technique, inversion lining, to avoid the usual destructive and lengthy road closures.
With over 500 miles of underground sewer pipes, these road closures are standard when it comes time to replace or repair aging sewer pipes.