The Occoquan District Boy Scouts need your help to feed people in need this season.
The district and the Boy Scouts National Capital Area Council are hosting their annual Scouting for Food collection drive. Local Scout units will be distributing plastic bags to homes across the region and return to pick up the bags, now filled with food, one week later.
Apply now for the 2015-16 MCPS Parent & Community Leadership Academy. Applications are due by November 6th! The Manassas City Public Schools Parent & Community Leadership Academy (PCLA) was designed for parents and community members who want to gain a better understanding of Manassas City Public Schools (MCPS) and its community.
At each session, participants are given an opportunity to meet and interact with MCPS and community leaders to discuss topics including: policies and procedures, legislation and government, curriculum, school finance, and community resources.
3rd annual free community event that brings our neighbors right to our parking lot for a day of fun. Trick or Treating, games, raffle, photo booth, free food!
Fall is here! Check out some of these recipes from Manassas Olive Oil Company!
Nothing beats a hot bowl of chicken noodle soup on a cold day. But ditch your can – this soup recipe is going to make you look forward to those cold and rainy days. Recipe courtesy of KBCulinary.
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I write this letter today to Make sure our Commonwealth Attorney Mr. Paul Ebert’s long standing record for the troubled Juveniles in our County is 1brought to light in the wake of his bid for re-election. His foresight and support of the Prince William County Drug Court program did in fact help our son, if not Save his life during a very troubled time as a young adolescent.
Without going into a whole lot of detail, our son found himself involved with the drug culture very early in his adolescent years and consequently in trouble with the court system. Enter in the Prince William County Juvenile Drug Court Program, he was given a second chance, through this program and brought along over an 18-month period of supervision by the Juvenile Court System, counselling, drug testing, New Directions alternative school, and yes, some time spent in the Prince William County Juvenile Detention Center.
