From Prince William County Public Schools:
The newly released 2016 average of SAT scores for Prince William County Public School (PWCS) students was unchanged from last year, remaining above national averages. Over the past five years, PWCS student scores rose by a combined total of 17 points, largely matching the rise seen across Virginia, though falling short of the statewide average score.
Our region is in for heavy rainfall over the next 48 hours. Between two and five inches of rain could fall across the area.
From the National Weather Service:
A tractor trailer overturned on Interstate 95 south at mile post 145 in Stafford at 4:45 a.m.
From VDOT:
Submitted:
*UPDATE: Yosue Joel Rios has been located and is safe.
From Prince William police:
The Donation Place, formerly known as the Too Good to Waste Place, at the Prince William County Landfill will temporarily close Oct. 1.
The landfill chose not to renew its contract with World Trade Co. in Woodbridge which operated the Donation Spot. The contract expires Sept. 30, 2016, said landfill spokeswoman Deborah Campbell.
Prince William County will explore three new devices in its toolbox to protect the rural land.
The Manassas City Council Candidates Forum is Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2016. Candidates meet and greet begin at 5:30 p.m. and the forum begins at 6 p.m.
We’ll use these color-coded cards to indicate to the speakers how much time they have remaining to answer each of the questions posed to them by the moderator.
David G. Brickley
President and CEO
September 11th National
Memorial Trail Alliance
