Obituaries

William Daniel Mullins, known as Danny, passed away peacefully in his home on April 2, 2021.

Danny was predeceased by his parents, Hursell and Irene Mullins, and his wife of 49 years, Shirley Mullins. Danny is survived by his beloved children Lynn (Michael) Wolfe, Christina (Lee) Williams, John (Rebecca) Mullins, William (Marci) Mullins, John Mullins, Chris (Shane) Mullins, cherished grandchildren, Ashley (Mitch), Brett (Lauren), Callie, Will, Bryce, Preston, Casey, Kaylee, and Edgar, predeceased by Morgan; great-grandchildren, Ryan and Tyler and a great granddaughter on the way; dearest sisters, Judy, Lois, Linda Kay, and Mora “Liz”, predeceased by his brothers: Jackie, Billy Joe, and Roger.


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Business

Main Street America (MSA) recently announced the recipients of the Main Street Resiliency Grant Program. Nine Accredited MSA programs – including Historic Manassas, Inc. – and one Coordinating Program were awarded $8,500 to fund solutions that creatively navigate the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“These grant recipients demonstrate the creativity and entrepreneurial thinking that have historically driven successful revitalization on Main Street and will be key to navigating recovery,” said Patrice Frey, Main Street America’s President and CEO. “I’m inspired by the innovative projects these communities have proposed, and I know they will serve as models and sources of inspiration for Main Street programs across the country as they enter the next phase of reopening”


News

On April 5 at 10:15 p.m., Deputy C.R. Szentkuti was on patrol near The Laundry Basket, at 411 Chatham Heights Road when he heard gunshots coming from behind the business.

Sergeant A.I. Assur heard the shots as well and both deputies responded to the area. Upon arrival, they observed three males exit the tree line. The suspects fled upon seeing the presence of Sheriff’s Office vehicles, according to a department spokeswoman.