It’s big, yellow, and, hopefully, not coming to a street near you.
But if you need it, you’ll be glad it’s nearby.
Greetings, Prince William – Although the SERVE Bowl-a-Thon won’t be held this year due to continuing concerns about COVID exposure, registration for Strides for Stronger Families, an event to benefit the SERVE campus of NVFS, is now open!
The challenge runs March 23-April 1. During this 10-day virtual event you’ll log the minutes of your fitness activities. Invite friends, family, colleagues, neighbors, etc. to participate and fundraise for greater Prince William! Please visit https://bit.ly/3Iox7HF for more information and to register. Questions? Please email [email protected].
Two suspects face an assault by mob charges after an incident in Towne Center at Aquia last week.
On February 27 at 2:48 a.m. Deputy C.S. Harding responded to Stafford Hospital Center for an assault report. The victim had injuries to his eye and nose and received treatment from hospital staff.
Authorities are investigating whether or not a brush fire in Woodbridge stemmed from a car fire.
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[Updated March 8] It’s the type of scene makes you ask: How’d they do that?
Today, sheriff’s deputies in Stafford County found a work truck leaning on a wire at 77 Forest Lane, about two miles from a Walmart in the Washington Square shopping plaza near Fredericksburg.
On Saturday, March 5 at 11:20 p.m., police went to a home located in the 14400 block of Lamar Road in Woodbridge to investigate a shots fired call.
A resident said they saw a green laser light shining into the living room before hearing a loud noise followed by the sound of glass shattering. A bullet shattered the home’s glass front door, said police.
A car slammed into a house in Dale City this afternoon.
At least one person was injured, prompting rescue crews to take them to an area hospital.
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Special Olympics Virginia held its Basketball Championships at Colonial Forge High School in Stafford County on Saturday, March 5.
It’s one of Special Olympics Virginia‘s annual statewide competitions. The event, regularly held at Colonial Forge High School, was the first there since 2020.