From a press release:
A female Marine officer made history today at Quantico, Va. by completing the Infantry Officer Course and earning the infantry officer military occupational specialty.
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From Stafford County Public Schools:
Stafford County Public Schools is pleased to announce North Stafford High School’s second annual mock judicial trial. NSHS criminal justice students will host a morning of mock trials in which they will participate as the jury and accused. Stafford County prosecutors and local defense attorneys will try the cases, which will consist of social media threats, distracted driving which causes injury, and possession and overdose of drugs.
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STAFFORD — Black smoke billowed over the horizon on Saturday while fire crews worked a blaze on Marlborough Point Road.
The blaze broke out at 285 Marlborough Point Road, a 2-story, single-family home.
Join me during this National Craft Open Studios weekend, a celebration of Amrican craft organized by the American Craft Council (ACC). Come visit my studio July 18-19th, 11am-5pm at 10449 Metropolitan Ave, Kensington, MD. Please drop in, see how my work is created, tour my studio and try your hand at hammering some metal.
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Dale Duane Peters, age 58 of Manassas, VA died suddenly at Novant Health Prince William Medical Center on September 22, 2017.
He enjoyed restoring old cars, bluegrass music, amazing facts and the history channel.
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Services and interment will be in Wilmington, North Carolina
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David Hayden Stevens, age 77, of Woodbridge, VA, passed away on September 22, 2017. Beloved husband of over 50 years to Pearl (Martin) Stevens. Loving father of Becky Holdren (Brian), Ellen "Lu" Stevens (Elizabeth), and David Stevens, Jr. (Tori) Cherished grandfather of Jack Holdren, Emma Holdren, and Leo Stevens.
David proudly served our country with the United States Coast Guard. He then worked as an electronics technician for the Central Intelligence Agency. When time permitted, he enjoyed hunting and fishing.
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As a young man Ron served his country from 1961-1965 in the United States Air Force. Until his retirement he made his living as a project manager in the construction industry. First in the Pittsburgh, PA region followed by relocation to the Northern Virginia area in the early 80’s. He was an extremely knowledgeable and skilled builder, always willing to lend these abilities to those needing his insight or hands-on assistance.
Ron was an avid history buff and in his spare time would often be found watching a wide array of history based television shows. He was a longtime, loyal, Pittsburgh Steelers fan and for the past several seasons he watched the Baltimore Orioles almost nightly, often surrounded by his much loved cats Paloosa, Solo, and QT. Rarely seen without his trademark beard and mustache, Ron was a guy’s guy but always warm with an easygoing personality. He truly cared about those in his life. Ron will be greatly missed by all those who knew and loved him. He fought the fight, finished the race, kept the faith, and is now reaping his eternal reward.