On October 25, detectives with the Violent Crimes Unit obtained additional information that led to the identity of the suspect sought in connection to the shooting incident that was reported to have occurred in the 12800 block of Island House Lp. in Lake Ridge on October 17.
Wanted: [Photo from February 2019]
The Prince William County-based transit provider started running new buses from the Staffordboro Commuter Lot to L’Enfant Plaza and the Pentagon.
Why it matters: It is the first time OmniRide has operated service outside Prince William County, Manassas, or Manassas Park.
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A new ABC permit allows those attending the city’s monthly First Friday events to walk around and visit the shops downtown with cups of alcohol in hand.
Why it matters: That record-breaking attendance is what is driving up the cost of security
Deputies responded to reports of a robbery at Savvy Hair Gallery near the Stafford post office, at 2612 Jefferson Davis Highway at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31.
-Information from the Stafford sheriff’s office.
The nearly 30-year-old dam, located at Smith Lake Park, a popular destination for soccer parents, holds back one of three reservoirs in Stafford County.
According to Manassas Park City Manager Laszlo Palko, just over $1,000 worth of tickets is being voided and refunded to city residents.
Why it matters: This ticket refund also comes at a time when the city is in some serious debt.
Manassas officials have initiated three rezonings to properties that were built in the 1980s.
The other two rezonings are both requesting to rezone from their previous Heavy Industrial zonings. Heavy Industrial is supposed to be used for things like “outdoor storage yards or industrial uses that really have significant impact,” Arcieri explained.
At about 8:30 a.m., fans strolled in to purchase the hoodies, t-shirts, and other collectible merchandise displayed at a table in front of the store.
Championship merchandise had yet to arrive at another nearby store in the shopping mall, Locker Room by Lids.
As part of a biannual listening tour, Stafford County residents may ask questions of school officials about issues that matter to them.
There were questions about the county’s population and its projected effects on school growth were the topics of several questions, and confusion about the county’s soon-to-be-built sixth high, and 18th elementary schools.
