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34 awarded GEDs through city-funded education partnership

By Uriah Kiser
Manassas Mayor Michelle Davis-Younger awards Spring Williams a diploma, as Virginia State Senator Jeremy McPike (D-Prince William, Manassas) looks on. [Photo: Uriah Kiser/PLN]

A celebration was held at Harris Pavilion in Downtown Manassas as 34 city residents received their GEDs.

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Exclusive: Va. Education Secretary: No mask guidance yet, encourages vaccinations as schools set to resume classes

By Uriah Kiser
Qarni speaks at a GED graduation ceremony in Downtown Manassas on July 28, 2021 [Photo: Uriah Kiser/Potomac Local News]

The majority of local school divisions across the state will return to class over the next three weeks, and local School Boards members are scratching their heads, wondering if they should require masks for all students and teachers — including those who have been vaccinated.

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Prince William County drug overdose deaths skyrocket in 2020

By Uriah Kiser

Crime in Prince William County is down, according to the county police department’s just-relaxed annual report for 2020.

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Parents protest as schools push for universal mask requirement

By Uriah Kiser
Parents line up to speak at a Stafford County School Board meeting on July 27, 2021 [Photo: Uriah Kiser]

School officials in Stafford County on Tuesday recommended its elected School Board require all students and staff to wear facemasks upon their return to school in two-and-a-half weeks. 

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