The massive vaccination clinic in Woodbridge will close today, leaving many in Prince William County needed to travel to the Manassas area to get their coronavirus shot.
A vaccine clinic at the former Gander Mountain store, located at 14041 Worth Avenue, will close its doors for the last at 5:30 p.m. today. Since then, the clinic opened in March and, since then, the rate of those getting the coronavirus vaccine has fallen.
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A recent post on the Facebook page of Woodbridge District Supervisor Margaret Franklin had some wondering if she had entered a new line of work.
The sponsored post was showed a pair of shoes for sale. Summer slide sandals for $60, to be specific.
Christian Cole Cobb gently passed on June 21, 2021 into the arms of Jesus. He was 16 years old. Christian was born on December 11, 2004 to the parents of Ms. Chantee Renee Cobb and Mr. Javonte Frazier Lyle in Woodbridge, Virginia. Christian was loved, cared for, and raised by his maternal grandmother Mrs. Helen Cobb with much love, happiness and will be dearly missed by his “Mee Mee”.
Christian started attending Prince William County Public schools at a very young age and continued to do so until the day of his passing. Christian graduated from Leesylvania Elementary School, Potomac Middle School, and continued his studies at Potomac Senior High School.
Pickleball was a smash hit at the 2021 Taste of Woodbridge event in Stonebridge Town Center.
On June 12, the Woodbridge Pickleball Club booth buzzed with excitement as volunteers introduced the sport to many enthusiastic new players. The streets lined with a temporary court held a steady flow of participants who experienced firsthand why pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the nation.
I remember the first time I covered a meeting of the Prince William County Planning Commission.
The body, appointed by members of the Board of County Supervisors, meets regularly and is tasked with making recommendations to the Supervisors on land-use matters. Putting simply, if a large development like a neighborhood of homes or a large shopping mall is built, plans for the new development have most likely passed through the Planning Commission.
