About a year ago, officials at the Manassas Regional Airport was presented with an Eagle Scout project they felt was inspiring and fit into the airport’s aviation theme perfectly.
Matthew’s proposal was to create a more interesting space at the observation area for those who wish to watch the activities at the Manassas Regional Airport.
High school teachers received a full day of training on LGBT+ Equity and Inclusion at North Stafford.
The training was designed to help teachers understand LGBT students, and be better equipped to address bullying problems.
Residents and motorists in the Vista Woods subdivision in Stafford County can expect daytime single lane closures and brief detours over two weeks in November to allow crews to replace 19 drainage pipes in the neighborhood ahead of upcoming paving work next year.
This month, motorists can expect to see crews and equipment at work on numerous roads in Vista Woods from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays beginning Tuesday, Nov. 12.
UMW Theatre will continue its 2019-20 season with Fun Home, music by Jeanine Tesori, book and lyrics by Lisa Kron, and based on the graphic memoir by Alison Bechdel.
In an attempt to untangle her past, Alison reflects on her childhood, coming out as a lesbian, and her relationship with her father, Bruce.
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Incumbent Republican Glen Hill has pulled ahead in the race after he was down in the vote count last night.
Election workers were busy this morning in Manassas working to certify the vote.
He was appointed to the council earlier this year after Councilman Ken Elston resigned, opting to move to North Carolina for a new job.
There was also an open seat on the city’s School Board won tonight by Democrat Lisa Anne Stevens.
Cavalier is the incumbent Stafford County Supervisor in the Griffis-Widewater District.
Allen told us she’s exicted about topping Cavalier in the vote count.
With this election, he’ll head into his second term.
Next door at the county courthouse, Commonwealth Attorney Eric Olsen will keep his job.
What started in 2017 continued in 2019, as Democrats held their seats in the General Assembly.
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