DUMFRIES, Va. – She represents the people of Dumfries in Prince William County, but she’s not the mayor of the town. She doesn’t like him very much, either.
Prince William Potomac District Supervisor Maureen Caddigan sent a strongly-worded letter on Wednesday, obtained by Potomac Local News, to Dumfries Mayor Jerry Foreman.
By URIAH KISER
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. – In the nation’s seventh wealthiest county Tuesday night, officials from county government and schools went back and forth over how much money to invest into education.
By STEFFANIE ATKINS
Capital News Service
RICHMOND,Va. – Gov. Bob McDonnell on Monday proposed amending legislation to put a moratorium on the use of drone technology in Virginia until 2015.
By URIAH KISER
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — Police in Virginia are one step closer to being able to stop you if they see you using your cell phone to text behind the wheel.
MANASSAS, Va. — President Obama is set to sign a stop-gap spending bill that will stave off furloughs for some 800,000 civilian Department of Defense employees, at least for now.
Those furlough notices will be delayed until April 5 under the new agreement to give workers time to prepare for a mandatory 22 unpaid days of furlough.
By KRISTEN SMITH
Capital News Service
RICHMOND, Va. – Gov. Bob McDonnell has signed into law legislation to expand the list of prohibited chemicals used in making synthetic marijuana and other designer drugs.
By PAIGE BAXTER
Capital News Service
RICHMOND, Va. –
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — It’s early in the campaign season but already things are heating up in Virginia’s 2nd House District after some irregularities were found on a campaign website.
Democrat Michael Futrell is challenging Republican Mark Dudenhefer for the 2nd District seat, which spans portions of Stafford and eastern Prince William counties. But when similar text from Virginia House Minority Leader David Tuscano’s website appeared on Futrell’s on Tuesday, red flags went up.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — The Woodbridge District is gearing up for a heated School Board election this fall.
NORTH STAFFORD, Va. — At a bar in Stafford, Corey Stewart talked about his successes in Prince William and about why he thinks he should be Virginia’s next Lt. Governor.
In a standing-room only crowd, Stewart addressed members of Stafford’s Republican base, elected officials, and patrons who all gathered at Micks Restaurant and Lounge. The once Prince William Occoquan District Supervisor and currently the county’s top elected leader, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, he talked about being fiscally responsible in running local government.
