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Locals Only: The first dish sold at Bob & Edith’s Diner in Manassas

By Uriah Kiser

Bob and Edith’s Diner, a beloved establishment synonymous with classic American dining, proudly announced the grand opening of its latest location in Manassas on January 31.

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Warmer Weather Ahead | Water’s End Brewery sponsors our weather posts

By Uriah Kiser
Another stunning sunrise this morning with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. [Photo: National Weather Service Baltimore-Washington]

The weather forecast from the National Weather Service indicates that high pressure will move offshore today, accompanied by light southerly flow and a warming trend in temperatures, reaching the 50s.

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Manassas councilwoman praises interim city manager, high employee satisfaction

By Uriah Kiser

Manassas City Councilwoman Theresa Coates Ellis provided insights into the ongoing search for a new city manager and discussed the results of a recent city employment satisfaction survey.

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Originals

Stafford schools superintendent urges action on teacher shortage amidst soaring enrollment

By Sarah Romero
Stafford County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Thomas Taylor addresses business owners at Ebenezer United Methodist Church in Stafford County, Virginia.

Stafford County Schools Superintendent Dr. Thomas Taylor addressed the pressing need for additional teachers as student enrollment in the school division continues to climb.

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Exclusive: Fredericksburg’s Historic Kenmore Inn reimagined as Ironclad Inn and Bourbon Tasting Room; Soft Opening Set for Feb. 20

By Uriah Kiser

Ironclad Distillery Co., renowned for its bourbon whiskey production in Newport News, has made waves in the hospitality industry with its recent acquisition of the historic Kenmore Inn in Fredericksburg.

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Fredericksburg prepares for annual ‘Coldest Night of the Year’ fundraiser to support homeless

By Kelly Sienkowski
Participants gather for "Coldest Night of the Year" 2023 in Fredericksburg. [Photo: Clay Murray]

Despite being far from the Arctic Circle, Fredericksburg is quickly gaining national attention for its “coldest night of the year.”

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Prince William

House fire displaces 4, cause under investigation

By Amelia Breeden

Three adults and a child are displaced following a fire on Cumberland Drive in Woodbridge.

Prince William County Fire and Rescue: “On January 4, 2024, units were dispatched to the 2000 Block of Cumberland Drive for a reported house fire. Crews arrived to find fire and smoke showing from the home’s lower level.”

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Locals Only: What are those brown suds in the Occoquan River?

By Uriah Kiser

Occoquan Mayor Earnie Porta shed light on the occurrence of off-white, brownish suds and orange slime in the Occoquan River, clarifying that these phenomena are natural processes resulting from the breakdown of organic debris and bacterial action on iron, respectively.

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Clear skies and mild temperatures Ahead | Water’s End Brewery sponsors our weather posts

By Uriah Kiser

The National Weather Service forecast indicates temperatures have dropped into the low-mid 20s with mostly clear skies.

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