Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney Matthew B. Lowery appeared Feb. 14 before retired Judge Charles B. Foley in Prince William County General District Court in Manassas. Foley, who was serving as a visiting judge, dismissed charges of driving while intoxicated and refusing to take a blood or breath test.
Firefighters responded to a house fire Tuesday evening at 100201 Waterford Drive, near Clover Hill Road.
Crews from Manassas and Prince William County Fire and Rescue were dispatched at 5:05 p.m. to the three-story home, where flames had spread to the second floor. All occupants and a dog safely evacuated before firefighters arrived.
Get ready for the ultimate home transformation event. The Spring Home Show is your chance to connect with top landscapers, designers, and contractors who can help bring your home improvement vision to life. Whether you’re looking to refresh your indoor space or enhance your outdoor area, this event has everything you need.
Enjoy exclusive deals, special promotions, and exciting giveaways—all in one place! Best of all, admission is FREE with an online ticket.
Meet Niffler, a charming and dapper tuxedo cat searching for his forever family. This friendly feline, estimated to be around 2-3 years old, is currently available for adoption at the Stafford County Animal Shelter (SCAS).
Niffler is a social butterfly who adores people and is sure to bring laughter and joy into his new home. He was surrendered to the shelter after his previous family could no longer provide for him, but he remains hopeful that his perfect match will come along soon.
Originally postponed due to inclement weather, the event will now occur on Thursday, March 6, 2025, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Forest Park High School Auditorium, located at 15721 Forest Park Dr., Woodbridge. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m.
The annual address provides a platform for county staff to update the community on ongoing projects, upcoming developments, and how the county works to implement community goals for parks, open spaces, and historic sites. Attendees will also have the opportunity to engage with parks and recreation officials to share feedback and learn more about how they can get involved.
A Spotsylvania man was arrested early Thursday morning after he failed to navigate a T-intersection in Stafford County, sending his vehicle off-road and into a backyard.
According to the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to a single-vehicle crash on Woodford Drive around 3:15 a.m. on February 13. The incident, however, began at the intersection of Primmer House Road and Leeland Road, where the driver was traveling eastbound on Primmer House Road. Instead of turning left or right at the intersection, Woodyard’s vehicle continued straight, going down an embankment and coming to rest in the backyard of a residence.
