Prince William

D.C. man wanted after driver told police he approached his car with gun

By Uriah Kiser

Prince William police are searching for a suspect in a road rage incident that occurred just outside Manassas.

Brandishing | Road Rage Related – On November 18 at 8:20AM, officers responded to investigate a brandishing that was reported to have occurred near the intersection of Prince William Pkwy. and Liberia Ave. in Manassas (20111) earlier that morning. The victim, a 27-year-old man, reported to police that while traveling on Dumfries Rd. he observed two vehicles driving erratically. The victim proceeded past the two vehicles before reencountering them at the above intersection where two occupants of one of the vehicles, a GMC Yukon, approached the victim’s vehicle while brandishing a firearm.

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Features

Central Library reopens after interior remodeling

By Uriah Kiser
A ribbon cutting was held for the reopening of Central Library in Manassas on November 17, 2020. [Manassas City Government]

Central Library in Manassas is once again open to the public after closing earlier this year for renovations.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to mark the reopening earlier this week. Prince William County Public Libraries posted a press release about the event.

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News

Marine Corps museum to close to visitors, again

By Uriah Kiser
Photo: The National Museum of the Marine Corps Facebook page

Visitors who want to visit the exhibit halls of the National Museum of the Marine Corps will be turned away starting Monday, November 23.

The museum announced it will temporarily close its building to the public due to the rising number of cases of coronavirus in Virginia. The museum details its plans in a press release.

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Publisher's Post

ReEmploying Virginians program offering $3,000 in free tuition to qualifying residents

By Uriah Kiser
Potomac Local News President Publisher Uriah Kiser

I want to take an opportunity to welcome Germanna Community College as an advertiser on Potomac Local News.

I’ve been working closely with the college during the coronavirus pandemic to help get out the word on many of the things it is doing to help students in our communities continue to advance their education despite the challenges of remote learning.

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