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Prince William
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It’s time for the Prince William Chamber of Commerce to choose a new slate of members for its Board of Directors.
A list of nominees for the 2021/2022 year was sent to chamber members.
Prince William is a special county, and on June 5th, our “Spring is for Hope” event is celebrating places and people that make our home what it is. Local artists will dazzle us with their talents and community leaders will share stories of places worth protecting from east to west.
Learn how to register and more at pwconserve.org/party2021/index.html.
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Weber Rector Commercial Real Estate Services, Inc. (“WR”) began working with SES Americom (“SES”) in 2017, identifying and leasing a 33,000+ SF expansion facility for the 10th largest satellite firm on Randolph Ridge Lane in Gainesville.
WR’s property management division, WR Management, LLC (“WRM”), continued the relationship providing the property management services for the building and assisted SES with a major overhaul and remodeling of their new facility. The relationship continued as it was apparent by their investment and commitment to remain and grow in Prince William County region, that their expansion here was imminent.
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There’s been no new information released about a shooting that took place Friday night in Montclair.
We’ll update this link when we have new information.
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Suspect in stabbing arrested
Malicious Wounding – On May 20, the suspect sought in connection with the stabbing that was reported to have occurred at a residence located in the 13900 block of Mathews Dr. in Woodbridge (22191) on May 16, was arrested. The suspect, Malila SMITH, was located and taken into custody by members of the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.
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For more than a year, Clarice Grove has worked in the Prince William County Economic Development office as a small business development manager.
Her job: help small businesses who are ready to grow and expand find the right location in the growing county of nearly a half-million people.
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Businesses are opening back up, and once again, workers are being asked to bike to work.
After taking a hiatus last year due to the pandemic, the annual Bike to Work Day in the Washington area will be held tomorrow. There are several outdoor pit stops in the region, including six in Prince William County and one in Manassas, where riders can stop off for a free t-shirt and for some water (we’ll list those locations at the bottom of this post), and participants must register online for an appointment in which to visit the pit stop and get the free t-shirt.
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As the region reopens, eyes are shifting back to the roads as workers head back to the office.
I-66 Mobility Partners, the consortium that’s working to add toll lanes to Interstate 66 from Haymarket to the Capital Beltway will build a new headquarters in Prince William County, near Manassas.