Students at Potomac Senior High School’s celebrated spirit week this week.
Monday kicked off with jersey/sport day. Students were able to show their appreciation for a favorite sports team or a favorite sport.
Volunteers planted eight fruit trees at Coles Elementary School in Prince William County.
The volunteers worked on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015 as part of Dominion Virginia Power’s “Energize the Community” project.
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A van was donated to ACTS (Action in the Community Through Service) by Dominion Virginia Power.
The charity took delivery of the 2002 Freightliner MT55 van on Sept. 25, 2015. A manager at ACTS made a request to Dominion Virginia Power for the van.
Welcome back to another school year here in Prince William County; I am confident it will be a great one.
My name is Wendy Dempsey. I am a resident of Prince William County and a mother of two Prince William County School students: one is in middle school and the other is in elementary school. We have been in the Prince William County Public School System system going on seven years; I am a strong believer in Prince William County Schools. In 2013, I was appointed by my School Board representative, Loree Williams, to be a member of the Safe Schools Advisory Council.
Maureen Caddigan has served the Potomac District well for many years and continues to persevere on issues of smart growth, age restricted communities, big box stores, schools, parks, regional library, storm water management, transportation, and employment opportunities.
Take a drive along Route 234, Spriggs Road, Cardinal Drive, Route 1 to Quantico and Fuller Heights Road. You will see many of Maureen’s accomplishments.
Western Prince William County is a wonderful place to live. We chose to live here because we love the sense of community and the cost of living is lower.
Many other families chose this area for similar reasons. When we moved to Gainesville over a decade ago, traffic was challenging, but not impossible.
Two years later, Bryan McDaniel and the crew at ‘McDaniel Auction Center’ thrive selling antiques, collectables, jewelry and art.
A truck pulls up to the front door of McDaniel Auction Center in Manassas. It’s loaded with an entire household of antique furniture.
The public is invited to the home owners Community Open House at Heritage Hunt Golf & Country Club—a community designed for the active adult (55+).
The event is scheduled for Sunday, October 18, 2015, 12:30 – 4:00 p.m. Visitors will be registered at the front gate and directed to the community clubhouse (6901 Arthur Hills Drive, Gainesville, Va. 20155)
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Update
Police called in a helicopter and dispatched search dogs, but did not find the suspect.