Rhonda Dickson, retired Prince William County Deputy, seeks the position of Prince William County Sheriff. Morale and officer safety are some of her top priorities.
Name: Rhonda Dickson
Rhonda Dickson, retired Prince William County Deputy, seeks the position of Prince William County Sheriff. Morale and officer safety are some of her top priorities.
Name: Rhonda Dickson
Jennifer Carroll Foy is running for re-election to the 2nd District of the House of Delegates. She references her track record of bipartisanship and backing legislation that improves career access and technical education.
Name: Jennifer Carroll Foy
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY — A Manassas-area hotel was evacuated early Sunday morning.
Prince William fire and rescue crews were called to the Wyndham Garden Manassas hotel at 10800 Vandor Lane for a report of a fire in the laundry room. Crews found smoke throughout the building.
Kenny Boddye is running for Prince William County Supervisor of the Occoquan District. His campaign focuses are for increased school funding, transportation improvement, and improved county services.
Name: Kenny Boddye
Aaron Edmond is seeking the Occoquan District Supervisor position. As a veteran himself, Edmond places high priority on improving veteran services and affordable housing.
Name: Aaron C. Edmond
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY — If you ask Supervisor Jeanine Lawson, it’s not looking good for the plan to spend $200 million on new parks.
“It’s on life support right now,” said Prince William County’s Brentsville District Supervisor.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY – From food festivals to world class music, arts and crafts and beach bonfires, there’s something fun to do every weekend this summer in Prince William County.
Here are some of the family friendly events available this summer:
LAKE RIDGE — Chief Barry Barnard of the Prince William County Police Department will host a “Conversation with the Chief” event on Thursday, June 13.
It will take place at Chinn Park Regional Library located at 13065 Chinn Park Drive in Woodbridge beginning at 7 p.m.
MANASSAS — (Press Release) Out of an abundance of caution, Health Districts in Northern Virginia are informing people who were at various locations listed below during the specified time frames, that they may have been exposed to a person with measles.
Northern Virginia area health officials are mounting a coordinated effort to identify people who may have been exposed. Listed below are the dates, times, and locations of the potential exposure sites associated with the confirmed case of measles:
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY – On June 3, detectives from the Robbery Unit received information regarding people thought to be connected to two separate robberies.
These robberies occurred on June 1 in the Dumfries area of Prince William County.