The Virginial Railway Express (VRE) has added a stop to their lineup for this year’s Fourth of July Firecracker Special.
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Press Release
Today, June 1, marks the start of Virginia’s “Move Over Awareness Month,” and Stafford County partnered with localities in Planning District 16 as well as the Virginia Department of Transportation, Virginia Department of Emergency Management, and the Virginia State Police to raise awareness of the “Move Over” law.
“Every day, emergency and public safety crews put their lives on the line to help motorists stranded along our roadways,” said Stafford Fire and Rescue Chief Mark Lockhart. “And every year, public safety personnel are killed or injured as they perform their jobs on the roads.”
Patriotic red, white and blue ribbons and wreaths, freshly pressed suits, pearls and military dress decorated the American Legion Manassas Post 114 Charter Members Memorial Breakfast held at the Wyndham Garden Hotel on May 16.
Manassas Mayor Harry J. Parrish, Councilmen Mark Aveni and Ken D. Elston, and Prince William County Sheriff Glen Hill attended the special ceremony to honor the history of the American Legion Manassas Post 114 founded by 16 war veterans in 1946.
After a very successful 2014-15 season, Gainesville Ballet Company is thrilled to announce its 2015-16 season, featuring an expanded resident company of ten international professional dancers supplemented by ten junior company dancers, led by Artistic Director Rafik Hegab of Cairo, Egypt, and Managing Director Elysabeth Muscat Hegab, of Virginia. Gainesville Ballet School is the official school of Gainesville Ballet Company.
The 2015-16 season includes “The Nutcracker” (Fri. Nov. 27, 2pm and 7 pm at the Hylton Performing Arts Center) with special guest stars Isabella Boylston and James Whiteside (current Principal Dancers with American Ballet Theatre); “Carmen”, a world premiere with contemporary choreography (Sat., Feb. 20, 7:30 pm at the Hylton); “Giselle”, a romantic ballet in two acts (Sat., Apr. 16 at the Ernst Schlesinger Cultural Center in Annandale), and a Spring Performance in conjunction with Gainesville Ballet School (Sat., June 4, 6:30 pm at the Hylton.)
The Virginia State Bar has named The Prince William County Bar Association as the recipient of its Bar Association of the Year Award.
The award, sponsored by the VSB Conference of Local Bar Associations, recognizes lasting and exemplary contributions to the legal community and the community at large in Virginia. The award also recognizes the dedication of local and statewide bar associations and emphasizes the importance of close cooperation between the Virginia State Bar and bar leaders.
The 6th Annual Kevin T. English Memorial Golf Tournament raised over $8,000 for Project Mend-A-House.
Over 75 golfers braved the morning drizzle on May 1st what turned into a beautiful afternoon of golfing at Montclair County club. The day concluded with a BBQ dinner featuring quadriplegic PMAH client, Ms. Parker, who shared her story and how PMAH helped improve her independence by providing home repairs, a new HVAC system (through the generosity of TWIN Air and Lennox Parts Plus) and a ramp so she can leave her home more easily,
Ever heard of the George Washington cherry tree story?
Stop by and learn more about George Washington and the American Revolution. There
will be snacks, free make and take crafts, and lots of fun!
Join us on Saturday June 13th from 2:00p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Lead by one senior, five juniors, five sophomores, and three freshman, the team definitely brings it on the field. Heading into the district games as the number one seed this season. The juniors on the team which include the team’s three captain’ and make up majority of the infield are a diversified group.
Makenzie Bailey, or Mac for short, which is the team’s third baseman, started her freshman year catching for the Tigers. Mac, one of the teams big hitters came through this year big time in a conference game against Kettle Run High School. With two outs in the bottom of the 7th, Mac hit a walk off home run to win the game.
Northern Virginia Family Service (NVFS) is expanding its shelter operations in locations throughout Northern Virginia, and will be holding two job fairs at the end of May for interested human service professionals. All new positions are scheduled to begin mid-June 2015. NVFS is now seeking qualified individuals for the following positions:
The job fairs will be held in Manassas on Thursday, May 28 and in Oakton on Saturday, May 30. Both are free and open to the community. Please dress professionally, bring your resume, and be prepared for brief on-the-spot interviews.
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The monthly social provides an opportunity for local business owners in our community to participate in professional development, fellowship, network, guest speaker opportunities, and support local businesses.
The May Networking Social was held at the new Hilton Garden Inn – Woodbridge. Participants were given a tour of the hotel, and had the opportunity to discuss usage of their conference facilities with their Social Sales Coordinator, Ms. Anna Allen.