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From Manassas police reports.
Robbery/Malicious Wounding/Abduction
Prince William County residents will be asked about what they want to see in a new superintendent for its public school division.
The Prince William County School Board has initiated its search for a new superintendent to replace Dr. Steven Walts upon his retirement June 30, 2021. The search process is being conducted by a national search firm, BWP & Associates, with the goal of identifying a slate of highly qualified candidates from which the School Board will select the next superintendent.
Go to Community meetings planned as Prince William schools searches for new superintendent
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The week of November 29 will be a busy one as multiple boards and commissions will be meeting.
Tuesday, December 1
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Hala Ayala and Elizabeth Guzmán, two delegates who represent Prince William County, have formally announced a run for lieutenant governor. If successful, Ayala or Guzmán would become the first Latina to serve in the role.
The delegates were among the first Latina representatives elected to the state legislature during the wave of Democratic victories in 2017. Ayala and Guzmán ran for office to provide diversity in state government that more accurately represents the population in Prince William County where a quarter of residents are Latino; almost 25% are Black and nearly 10% are Asian, according to the U.S. Census.