The Gainesville District resident is also running to unseat the district’s current representative on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors, Peter Candland.
“Yes. It is time to move forward. We need a serious comprehensive plan to address our needs,” Funderburk told Potomac Local.
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Capacity Improvements for Route 28 between Fairfax County and Manassas have been narrowed down to two general alternatives:
The sitting Occoquan District representative on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors says if the bonds pass and if she is reelected to the Board on November 5, the Board wouldn’t borrow all of the $396 million voters would approve.
Voters in Prince William County will see two bond referenda questions on the Nov. 5 ballot.
An armed man robbed a worker in a McDonald’s drive-through.
During the encounter, the mugger brandished a gun, reached through the window and took the money from the open register.
County Tourism Director Ann Marie Maher says it starts with bringing more travel sports teams to the region.
“Our location is perfect because we’re right in the middle of the East Coast,” Maher said. “According to the Sports Travel and Events Association, 52% of all sports tourism happens in the southeastern region of the U.S.”
Voters in Prince William County will want to join us Thursday night for a series of candidate forums.
Occoquan District
The latest State of the Commute report shows what many already know: the further from Washington, D.C. you live, the more frustrated you are with the commute.
When it comes to all of those buses, slugging, commuter rail, and Metro choices that allow commuters the option to get out of their car, many surveyed from our area still choose to drive alone.
Voters in Prince William County will see two bond referenda questions on the Nov. 5 ballot.
Potomac Local asked candidates running for Prince William Board of County Supervisors and the School Board their opinions on the bond questions.
Voters in Prince William County will see two bond referenda questions on the Nov. 5 ballot.
Potomac Local asked candidates running for Prince William Board of County Supervisors and the School Board their opinions on the bond questions.
Transit officials in Prince Willam County are turning to the professionals, issuing a request for information on how other jurisdictions operate passenger ferry service.
“Based on trips to Seattle to and New York City I’ve made in the past month, if you’ve seen one ferry system, you’ve seen one ferry system. They’re all very different,” Woodbridge District Supervisor Frank Principi told the OmniRide Commission at its meeting Thursday in Woodbridge.
