Manassas residents will want to look toward the sky today.
Starting at 1 p.m, Manassas residents will be able to see 20 aircraft fly over the sky at Novant Health/UVA Health System Prince William Medical Center.
Good Morning Prince William- The Community Feeding Taskforce has a big need for volunteers who can work in their warehouse located at 8418 Kao Circle, Manassas 20110. Shifts are weekdays, 8a.m.-noon or noon-4p.m.Duties include receiving bulk food donations, sorting, shelving and filling smaller orders for shipping to select food distribution locations throughout the area. Be prepared to lift up to 50 pounds. To register, you must create an account on our website at volunteerprincewilliam.org, then go into the opportunity to respond to the event. Please email [email protected] to learn more.
* If you are facing food insecurity, or someone you know needs food assistance during the coronavirus pandemic, the Community Feeding Taskforce Food Helpline is open! This resource is available to anyone living in Manassas, Manassas Park and Prince William County. Hours for the helpline are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Please call 703.794.4668 during operating hours to request food assistance. Callers over 65 will be redirected to ACTS/NVFS (SERVE) food assistance programs to register for direct delivery to their home. Please help spread the word on this important resource! Se habla Español.
A decrease in coronavirus related hospitalizations seems too good to be true without a vaccine, yet that where Virginia is trending.
The numbers of cases in Virginia were previously increasing daily by the hundreds and even thousands according to charts form the Virginia Department of Health. Now, case numbers are increasing only by double digits.
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The Prince William police have identified the driver of a 2006 GMC Sierra that was involved in a fatal crash in Manassas.
Demetrius Lamar Whitehead, 29, of Woodbridge, was involved in a crash that occurred on May 24 at 5:07 a.m. in the area of Davis Ford Road near Yates Ford Road near Manassas.
Over the coming months, Prince William residents will be asked for their input as leaders work to update the county’s comprehensive plan.
Updated every five years, the comprehensive plan guides the growth and development of the community. It articulates the goals and policies that the Board of County Supervisors relies on to make informed land-use development decisions and investments in public infrastructure.
The Prince William County Department of Transportation is inviting citizens to voice their opinions on a new road project set for 2021.
A virtual presentation about the Route 234-Brentsville Road Interchange Project is now online for residents to watch and comment upon.
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam announced is his coronavirus briefing on Tuesday, May 26 briefing that on Friday, May 29 all Virginians will be required to wear masks.
“Everyone will need to wear a face-covering when you are inside at a public place starting this Friday,” Northam said.
The Manassas City Council voted unanimously on Monday, May 18 to close streets to help restaurant owners as they move into Phase 1 of the reopening of the City.
Gov. Ralph Northam today announced Manassas, along with surrounding jurisdictions to include Fairfax and Prince William counties, and Manassas Park, will enter the first phase of the governor’s reopening plan on Friday, May 29, following his stay-at-home order in March prompted by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Brit’ne D’nae Pickett, 33, of Triangle, Virginia went to be with the Lord unexpectedly on May 27, 2020 at home with her loving husband and children.
Brit’ne is survived by her husband LoRell, her children Kayden and Destini, her grandparents Joan Crawford and Ollie Sangster, her parents Tracy (Carmen) Boswell, Ronald (Gracie) Taylor, Lavonne Pickett, and Paul (Angelique) Pickett, brothers D’Ron, Gabe, Darien, Angel and Marquis, sisters Tanita…