“Here are a few brief moments from the 2025 Veterans Parade in Downtown Manassas,” Historic Manassas, Inc. posted. “If you see yourself, tag away (and don’t forget to check out the photo gallery).”
The annual parade in Downtown Manassas celebrated local veterans and military families, featuring marching bands, community groups, and classic vehicles as residents lined the streets to honor those who served.
Starting today, November 1, 2025, drivers traveling through the intersection of Liberia Avenue and Mathis Avenue in Manassas will enter a 30-day warning period for a new photo red light enforcement camera.
The city says traffic safety studies have shown this intersection has a high number of violations and crashes, making it a suitable location for red light camera enforcement. Once the warning period ends on December 1, violators caught running red lights will receive a $50 civil penalty, mailed to the vehicle’s registered owner. These fines don’t add points to a driver’s license or affect insurance rates, according to the Manassas City Police Department.
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“Mr. Robertson was shot and killed despite no body camera video from any of the five sheriff’s deputies on the scene showing that Mr. Robertson ever pointed a weapon at them or anyone else,” Fredericksburg Free Press reported. “Later, Ferrell could be heard over a police radio, saying, ‘When he opens the door, I’m taking the shot.’ Then he fired the fatal shot, the lawsuit says, and Robertson died.”
Kelly Robertson, an independent candidate for Stafford County’s Hartwood District, and her family filed a $77.4 million wrongful death lawsuit alleging that sheriff’s deputy Dominic Ferrell fatally shot her father, 71-year-old Navy veteran Michael Robertson Sr., during a welfare check in December 2023.
Flu vaccines will be available for free this Saturday, November 1, at Metz Middle School in Manassas. The clinic will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 9950 Wellington Road, and no appointment is necessary.
The event is open to anyone age three and older. Organizers will also offer $100 gift card giveaways throughout the day.
“Stafford County small businesses — this is your moment!” Stafford County Economic Development announced. “Join the Shop Small Stafford movement this Small Business Saturday, November 29th, and make this holiday season your most successful yet.”
“Whether you’re a storefront, mobile, or online business, participating in Shop Small Stafford will give you free countywide exposure, feature your business in the Shop Small Stafford Digital Passport, and help you increase holiday sales,” the post continued.
“Center Street will shut down from 9 am to 2 pm due to the Veterans Day Parade,” the Manassas Police Department announced. “If you are coming to vote today, park in our Parking Garage at 9102 Prince William Street, VRE Lot on Prince William Street, or at Osbourn High School. You can walk up Main Street.”
“When the parade is going from 11 am–12:30 pm you will not be able to crossover Center Street,” the post continued. Handicap parking is available at East Street off Church Street and in the Parking Garage.
“What an amazing turnout this afternoon as we officially welcomed Larcomar Cafe Lounge to Manassas Park with a ribbon cutting celebration!” the City of Manassas Park announced. “A huge thank-you to everyone who joined us in celebrating this exciting new addition to our community.”
Larcomar Cafe Lounge, a new dining and social venue, officially opened its doors in Manassas Park with support from city officials and community members during the ribbon-cutting event.
A weapons offense occurred at the Marathon Gas on Richmond Highway, where a 26-year-old Stafford man fired multiple shots during a dispute with a former co-worker, police said. The suspect, who retrieved a firearm from his vehicle, was arrested and charged with several offenses, including brandishing a firearm and reckless discharge, police said.
Earlier, a DUI incident on Richmond Highway led to the arrest of a 39-year-old Stafford man. After a hit-and-run, the suspect was found with controlled substances and charged with multiple offenses, including DUI and possession of a controlled substance.
