Supervisor Frank Principi is back from his trek to Trader Joe’s HQ.
According to a release, Principi visited the niche grocery store’s headquarters in Monrovia, California, last week with a 1,700 signature petition, data and lease proposal information.
The Dumfries Fall Festival could be moved to the town’s only school.
The annual festival will start at 11 a.m. October 17. Organizers propose moving the festival from its usual location at Garrison Park behind Town Hall to nearby Dumfries Elementary School on Cameron Street.
According to the Virginia Department of Emergency Management, Tropical Storm Erika may become a hurricane by Monday, and has the potential to hit Virginia.
The storm is currently approaching the Dominican Republic, and is still impacting the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, stated the National Weather Service.
Work on Harvest Life Changers Church in Woodbridge is underway once again.
Dumfries officials weighed in on a plan to close a controversial landfill in the town.
The Potomac Landfill is full of building materials and is easily visible from Interstate 95. It’s located squarely inside the Town of Dumfries and has been a magnet for odor complaints filed by town residents.
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When people visit the farmer’s market at the Harris Pavilion or navigate the crowds during First Fridays, they are surrounded by a beautiful historic downtown, thriving businesses, and lots of friends and neighbors. It is hard to believe that just 30 years ago, the streets of historic Manassas were desolate, buildings were in disrepair, and almost half of the storefronts were empty and boarded up.
A small concrete island blocking the flow of three travel lanes on Prince William Parkway will be moved.
With nothing more than a crosswalk signal on it today, the concrete island stands in the way of drivers and Prince William County transportation planners who would prefer to have three continuous travel lanes on eastbound Prince William Parkway at Minnieville Road in Woodbridge.
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Chris Yung Elementary School will welcome students, parents, and teachers for the first time this year.
The Friends of the Occoquan environmental group received a $10,0000 donation to educate the community about rain barrels.
Update
Crispina Cuejilo was located by police.
