Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy is touring the state in support of her fellow Democratic candidates who vow to push for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
Foy has spent much time traveling the state this year, stumping for other Democrats in their respective districts, championing the ERA cause.
The Nationals victory parade is set for 2 p.m. at the intersection of Constitution Avenue and 15th Street NW.
OmniRide will provide regularly-scheduled Saturday bus service between Woodbridge and the Franconia-Springfield Metro station via it’s Metro Express service.
By Supervisor Ruth Anderson
According to the Virginia Department of Transportation, Virginia drivers spend more than 1.2 million hours in traffic delays per year on the 1 mile stretch of road on I-95 South before the Occoquan exit.
The contractor provides short and long-term staffing services to the federal government.
Robinson-Burnett, 54, of Woodbridge, will start as CEO president on November 4
Prince William County and NOVA BMX have been selected to host the ‘East Coast Nationals’ August 14 – 16, 2020.
The Prince William County Office of Tourism in partnership with USA BMX will open a pop-up visitor center at the event to distribute exclusive deals as part of its ‘Show Your Card & Save Program’ to encourage spending at local businesses.
My name is Ann Wheeler, and I know the people and the issues in Prince William County, and as Chair, I’ll make sure we work together to make our county stronger.
We have the largest class sizes in the state and the lowest-paid teachers in the region.
The Prince William Planning Commission likely will not take a vote on the county’s controversial rural preservation plan before the end of the year, meaning both the newly elected board of supervisors — and their appointed planning commissioners — will decide the future of the county’s rural crescent.
Democratic Delegates Danica Roem and Lee Carter faced off with their Republican challengers on issues such as abortion and gun reform Wednesday at a forum in Manassas.
Every year at Halloween, my wife and I like to act like big kids.
There’s always one haunt that we make the short drive to every year, and that’s Haunted Hallow.
Six candidates gathered at the Red Rose events center in Manassas to discuss the issues facing Prince William County in the Nov. 5, 2019 Election.
Debate moderator, Northern Virginia Community College Provost Dr. Molly Lynch first asked about a plan to borrow up to a combined $396 million for new roads and park improvement projects.
