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Schools operations returned to normal. The shooter is still at large.
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Prince William
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There’s a chance our region could see heavy rain this afternoon into the evening and overnight hours.
A low-pressure system will develop over the Virginia Highlands today, ahead of a cold front that is tracking east from the Great Lakes, according to the National Weather Service forecast discussion page.
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The 15th-annual Taste of the Town will honor the man who is half responsible for the name of one of the area’s largest high schools.
J. Manley Garber is the founder longest serving board member at the Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative. His last name also makes up half of the name for Gar-Field Senior High School in Woodbridge.
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Men donned back ties and women put on formal dresses on Friday to honor Virginia’s longest-serving state senator.
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Prince William residents have a new place to hike and play in the woods.
Residents and officials celebrated the opening of Doves Landing Park on Saturday.
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Police want to know who nearly run down an officer at the Occoquan Craft Show.
A red Jeep was spotted by the uniformed officer driving in an area of town that had been blocked off by cones. The officer went to speak to the driver, and as he walked out in front of the Jeep the driver accelerated, according to police.
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A woman arrested in Stafford is wanted in connection to a murder in Woodbridge.
Police said the woman was detained by the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office on unrelated charges after a man was pronounced dead at a home in the 14823 block of Statler Drive in Woodbridge, just off Cardinal Drive.
Friday’s conference matchup between the Gar-Field Indians and the Freedom Eagles began with a heartfelt moment of silence for former Gar-Field Varsity Football Coach, Mike Madison, who recently past away this week.
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A $7 million new museum is coming to Prince William County.
Slated to be built on the site of Rippon Lodge at 15520 Blackburn Road in Woodbridge, the Prince William Museum at Rippon Lodge is meant to be a way for residents to learn more about the history of their community.