Residents in Prince William County are being given a second opportunity to speak about a proposed name change for Stonewall Jackson Senior High, and Stonewall Middle schools.
The second meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 25, and the details on this meeting are contained further down in this post.
A group of Betta Sigma Phi sorority sisters in Woodbridge has started their own investment club.
When this group talks about Starbucks, they aren’t discussing the newest latte or their favorite muffin, they talk about their stock in the coffee giant. Their share of stock in Starbucks has risen from $29.28 a share when they first got it in September of 2007, to the current value of about $75 a share.
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Mrs. Diana Alexandria Dodson, daughter of the late Jack and Enid Bushell was born February 7, 1941 in Port of Spain, Trinidad.
Diana was preceded in death by her parents, Jack and Enid Bushell, her daughter Shamekia Dodson and her two sisters, Deborah Bushell and Jacqueline Lewis.
A Woodbridge man hit it big when he played a scratcher ticket from the Virginia Lottery.
The lottery tell us:
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While the school division has not told us why it happened, a situation in which voting equipment was turned away from three Prince Willaim County Public Schools to be used tomorrow as polling places has been rectified.
Stafford County authorities said they were called to the scene of an assault and found a bloodied victim.
The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office tell us:
A land swap deal between Stafford County and Jarrell Properties could mean the beginning of the development of Downtown Stafford.
The Stafford County Board of Supervisors has authorized a public hearing to take place on July 7 regarding a land swap of under 8,000 square feet between the county and Fredericksburg-based developer Jarrell Properties Inc. Should the land swap go forward, it could affect two projects that the county has in its plans for economic development.
