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ROCKHILL — A woman who was driving a minivan hit a tree on Garrisonville Road.
Authorities said she had been drinking.
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STAFFORD COUNTY — A sharp curve on Popular Hill Road, near where a 16-year-old high school student was involved in a crash and later died, is being straightened.
Mountain View High School Student Kyle Morgan, 16, was killed in March 2018 when the Hyundai Accent he was riding in collided head-on with a large SUV. He suffered head trauma and injuries to his lower body.
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Lester L. Lee 75, of Manassas, VA passed away peacefully at home on June 1, 2019. He was preceded in death by his parents, Carl and Jewel Lee of Montgomery, Al. He is survived by his brother Maurice Lee (Loette), sister Edna Foye; wife Li Wang Lee; his children Sherry Jamerson (Rodney); Debra Miller (Henry); […]
MANASSAS — Glen-Gery, a leading North American brick and stone manufacturer, has announced that its brick manufacturing plant in Manassas will retire from operation on June 14.
The Glen-Gery Masonry Supply Center (MSC) currently located on the site of the plant will continue to operate at the existing location until a new, more convenient location is selected.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY – On Saturday, June 22, The Social Action Committee of Prince William Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta will host an In-Person Virginia Voter Registration Training.
The Social Action Committee will be accompanied by the League of Women Voters and Prince William Office of Elections for this event.
Editors note: This is a special edition of our “People on the Move” feature, weekly post which recognizes and celebrates the achievements of Virginia natives as they make their way in the world.
The following Dean’s List members and graduates are from the College of William and Mary.
STAFFORD COUNTY — When it was time to commemorate and educate the public about one local man’s contribution to the Harlem Renaissance, a group of Stafford residents stepped up to make it happen.
Commemorating Palmer Hayden, Widewater-born artist