Breaking News

“United Airlines flight 512 landed safely at DCA around 11:30 a.m. and stopped on an adjacent runway away from the terminal in response to a security threat,” Reagan National Airport stated. “Runways remained closed until passengers were safely offloaded and bused to the terminal. Runways reopened at 12:50 p.m.”

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police are conducting a thorough investigation with assistance from multiple law enforcement partners. Several flights were diverted during the closure, and officials urged travelers meeting passengers or flying later in the day to expect delays and check with their airlines for updated flight information.


Prince William

“Get ready for an evening of energy, inspiration and community as the third annual Make Your Mark Awards Ceremony and Business Celebration welcomes special guest, Virginia Secretary of Commerce & Trade Juan Pablo Segura!” Prince William Economic Development and Tourism announced. “He will present the Business Ambassador Award alongside Chris Shorter, County Executive of Prince William County Government.” (pwcded.org)

The event is scheduled for Thursday, November 13, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Organizers note it is a seated event and ask attendees to register. (pwcded.org)


Prince William

“Prince William County is launching an exciting new planning effort to help guide thoughtful, sustainable growth along the Vint Hill Road Corridor,” the county’s Planning Office announced. “The Vint Hill Corridor Small Area Plan (SAP) will build on our community’s vision: protecting rural character, strengthening economic opportunity, and preserving what makes this area truly special.”

The Vint Hill Corridor SAP will be developed in collaboration with residents, business owners, and local stakeholders to balance growth, enhance mobility, and support locally rooted businesses while maintaining the area’s rural charm. A community kickoff meeting will take place on November 17.


Police Blotter

In Stafford County, a series of DUI arrests occurred over the weekend. The most serious incident involved a traffic stop on Truslow Road and Cambridge Street, where a 23-year-old Stafford man was arrested for driving under the influence and carrying a concealed weapon. A firearm was found in a bag on his lap during the arrest.

Another DUI arrest took place on the 2000 Block of Richmond Highway, where a 23-year-old Woodbridge man was charged after being observed driving erratically. Additionally, a third DUI arrest happened at Royal Farms on Royal Falls Drive, involving a subject found lying on the asphalt at a gas pump.


Manassas

“We cannot stand in the middle,” Gov. Glenn Youngkin said during a Monday night rally in Manassas, InsideNoVa reported. “Standing in the middle is a vote for the other side. Standing in the middle is a vote for nothing. Standing in the middle is the abyss. We must choose.”

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Quantico

“As part of efforts to improve our water quality, our Utilities team has successfully implemented and conducted a biannual unidirectional flushing program to systematically and comprehensively flush the Main side water distribution system,” Marine Corps Base Quantico announced. “This helps reduce water age and ensure water quality in the Main side system.”

Officials noted that “water mains and fire hydrants are flushed through our systematic uni-directional flushing program,” and residents may experience “temporary water discoloration in the flushed area, which can be resolved by running the tap until the water is clear.”


Fredericksburg

“Have leaves ready by 7 a.m. on the first day of service in your section and place them at the curb, utility strip, or edge of pavement — the vacuum will not go beyond the right-of-way.”

City officials reminded residents, “Do not include branches, sticks, logs, or other debris, those piles will NOT be collected,” and noted that “our new one-person leaf truck helps make collection faster and more efficient, allowing for quicker passes through neighborhoods.”


Stafford

“The Berea Church Road Improvement Project is moving into Phase 3,” Stafford County Government announced. “Beginning today, November 3, 2025, Berea Church Road will be fully closed from Berea Knolls Drive and Brimley Drive to Fleet Road.”

County officials added, “The section of road from Truslow Road to Berea Knolls Drive and Brimley Drive that was previously closed is now reopened.”


News

“Restaurant Week 2025 – Fall Edition will run November 8–16, 2025,” Historic Manassas, Inc. announced.

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