As steam engines go, this one is state of the art.
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On June 6, Centreville Virginia Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will award area elected officials and leaders with family values awards.
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Labella Bridal Boutique celebrated its expansion in Occoquan.
On the morning of March 26, Prince William police responded to the residence to investigate.
Prince William police said that the homeowner stated that the burglary occurred overnight. An investigation revealed that there did not appear to be signs of forced entry, and the individual entered the home through an unlocked door.
Sadler went missing from his home in Nokesville on June 3, and the family and law enforcement officials have not been able to locate him.
According to Facebook posts from the teen’s mother – Lynn Sadler – he took his grandfather’s pickup truck when leaving the home.
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Northern Virginia Family Services (NVFS) is a non-profit organization located in Prince William County that helps individuals and families, providing services to help them become independent.
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Shaw is the Democratic candidate for the 13th district delegate seat.
This means that Shaw has out raised Marshall two and half times over.
Northern Virginia Family Services (NVFS) is undergoing a lot of change, as they announce a new CEO and take on handling operations at the Hilda M. Barg Homeless Prevention Center.
Starting July 1, Stephanie Berkowitz, a 16-year employee with NVFS will take on her new role as CEO for the organization.
Passion and Commitment. These were the two words that helped shape my military career. After retiring from serving 23 years in the United States Army and serving as the first African American Command Sergeant Major for the Army National Guard, it had always been a childhood dream of mine to become a fireman.
I joined the Dale City Volunteer Fire Department in December 2011. Once I completed the fire academy, I was assigned to Station 10, Battalion 2 and my Officer in Charge was Jeremy McPike, who is now running for the Democratic nomination in the 29th Virginia Senate district.