Stafford County fire and rescue crews were called to a house fire on July 4.
Flames engulfed home at 57 Dorothy Lane at 5:46 p.m. in North Stafford. Crews arrived to find fire showing from the rear of the house, extending through the roof.
The body of a Herndon man who went missing while swimming in the Potomac River was recovered over the weekend.
Prince William police tell us:
Atlantic Builders gives a sum of money to Germanna College in effort to help financially struggling families have better homes and improve education.
Last year, Atlantic Builders had such a great experience working with Germanna Community College, that the Atlantic Team has once again chosen Germanna to be the recipient of its annual Charity House Gift. It’s the fourth year in a row that Atlantic Builders has completed a home benefitting a local charity.
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Nathanel Lee Mauzy was born in Ramsey, Kentucky. His parents were George Easter Mauzy and Carma Dale (Stewart) Mauzy. He had six siblings: Opal Mauzy, Ruby Cobb, Dorothy Claypool, Betty Brown, Lynda Ryan, and Weldon Mauzy.
Nathanel Mauzy went to Calhoun school. He was drafted into the Army in 1951. He was deployed to Japan and Korea. Mr. Mauzy had numerous medal and awards for his outstanding service. He was honorably discharged and retired in 1981 as a Command Sergeant Major.
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Tiziana Bottino, an elected Director of the Prince William County Soil and Water Conservation District, issued an apology after making a comment on a post on Facebook some deemed to be racist.
On Sunday, June 28, Bottino commented on a story that appeared on the Potomac Local News Facebook page, about the election of Tim Parrish as the new chairman of the Prince William County Republican Committee.