Georgetown South is hosting its largest ever event. It is a combination Community Clean up, Carnival, Food Fair, Yard Sale and Resource Center.
We are doing this to help the children of a woman named Reyna Torres Alatriste. She has incurable cancer and only six to eight months to live.
Client families at the House of Mercy have a common prayer this Christmas; that they are restored financially.
In an effort to assist clients move toward this, House of Mercy is again presenting the “Christmas with Mercy” program. In its fifth year, individuals and community organizations are invited to provide gifts for the children of qualified families receiving aid from the House of Mercy (HOM).
A variety of free classes created to help people learn information crucial to success in the world are available at House of Mercy (HOM).
House of Mercy believes that community usually equals opportunity, so HOM is working to ensure that low income and under resourced residents of the Manassas area have access to classes that can help them succeed.
House of Mercy is offering a “Grow Your Garden” class for people who are fed up with the skyrocketing price of fresh produce.
Many people think growing their own food is difficult. But by using a few practical skills, it is possible to plant a garden that helps provide your own fresh vegetables.
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.
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.
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)
TRITEC Real Estate Company, Inc. is pleased to announce that Sheetz, a growing, family owned convenience retailer has opened a new location in Manassas, Virginia.
Sheetz occupies 2.57 acres on a 10-Acre parcel located at the corner of Sudley Manor Drive and Ashton Ave. TRITEC Real Estate Company and the Merion group jointly purchased and developed the 10-acre site in December of 2012 and obtained a Special Use Permit for the Sheetz drive through and gas pumps.
The Preceptor Gamma Psi chapter of the Manassas Council in Virginia raised $855 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP).
The chapter also participated in the AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk in Manassas recently. Their team was the ninth largest fundraiser for the local walk. Along with participants, four chapter sisters and their family members participated in the 3.5-mile walk: Valerie Burke, Kim Howard, Nancy Schneider and Suzanne Seaberg.
