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Stafford County Public School’s search for a new permanent superintendent continues.

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This week on Friday Power Lunch, we explore the powerful psychological forces that shape how people form communities, follow leaders, and sometimes lose themselves inside powerful narratives.

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The Stafford County School Board has voted to create an ad-hoc transportation advisory committee for one year.

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City officials on Thursday night put it in writing, promising to find a new home for the Greater Manassas Baseball League.

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Stafford County Public Schools has teamed with the county’s fire and rescue department to once again collect coats for children.

Stafford County Public Schools, in conjunction with Stafford County Fire & Rescue Department and volunteer fire stations, will again partner with Operation Warm, a national non-profit organization, to provide nearly 2,000 SCPS students in need with a new winter coat. Operation Warm: More than a Coat provides brand-new winter coats in a variety of styles and colors to students.


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After pausing the event last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, adults and children alike are ready for the return of the Fall Jubilee in Manassas.

From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 2, more than 100 booths will line the streets for the free, family friendly outdoor event. Vendors will be selling handmade jewelry, quilts, clothing, soaps, lotion and more. Community non-profit organizations will also have spaces throughout the 10 blocks of  Downtown Manassas.