Presidential candidate Micheal Bloomberg is scheduled to appear in Manassas on Monday night for a town hall hosted by Fox News Channel.

The former New York City mayor is slated to take the stage inside the Gregory Family Theater at the Hylton Performing Arts Center, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., the Fox News Channel website states. The event will be televised live on the Fox News Channel.


While there are only a handful of homes in Stafford County that are listed for rent on the popular property-sharing website AirBNB, there are lots of individual rooms for rent.

On Airbnb, customers can use a website to reserve a property in the same manner as a hotel. Customers are, however, snagging a room at someone’s home rather than an established hotel.


The owner of the region’s newest The Goddard School, Rebecca Chen, celebrated the opening of her new school in February with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

While she’s now celebrating, the school opened its doors back in December.


Novant Health UVA Health System Prince William Medical Center announced the opening of its second cardiac catheterization laboratory.

The second “cath” lab at Prince William Medical Center in Manassas will help to meet the region’s growing demand for heart and vascular services including coronary artery, vascular and electrophysiology procedures.


There will be baseball on the airwaves in Fredericksburg.

WFVA-AM announced it has completed an agreement with Minor League Baseball’s Class Single A-Advanced Fredericksburg Nationals, an affiliate of the Washington Nationals, to broadcast all 140 games of the team’s inaugural 2020 season.


The Fredericksburg Nationals will be playing their home opener in a brand new “state of the art” facility on April 23.

Pretty exciting. Pro baseball featuring future Washington Nationals in a brand new stadium right here in our home town.


Hal Parrish II is hanging up the mayor’s sash at the end of the year. The three-term Manassas City mayor announced he won’t seek reelection this fall.

Parrish gathered a group of about 25 people — mostly family, friends, and fellow city council members — Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Okras restaurant in Downtown Manassas. While there, he went around the room recognizing each person, praising them individually, and then announced his retirement, sources told Potomac Local News.


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