DUMFRIES, Va. — Dumfries Mayor Jerry Foreman says he’s running for re-election, again.
The sitting official, in a statement released Sunday, said an outpouring of support from those who live in the town encouraged him to re-enter the race prior to the upcoming Election Day on May 6.
DUMFRIES, Va. – The on-again, off-again First Town Center project appears to be on again.
The plans for the town center skidded to a halt in November 2012 after some landowners backed out of the project of Developer Pete Singh. In early 2013, the town determined it could not dedicate any more staff or time to the project until the matter was resolved.
OCCOQUAN, Va. — Banners now hang on the gaslight street lamps in Occoquan.
Mayor Earnie Porta announced the banners this week in an email. They alternate color and help promote the town’s spring and fall craft fairs – the two largest annual events in the town. There’s also hung in the town’s “historic district” along Mill Street, though it seems like its steeped in history.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — Smile. You could soon be on an updated version of Google Street View.
WOODBIRDGE, Va. — Police are investigating an argument that turned violent Wednesday in Woodbridge.
Prince William police provided the following unedited press release:
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — A woman was robbed at Potomac Mills mall outside a JCPenney store.
Prince William police provided the following information and a photo taken from a surveillance camera:
DUMFRIES, Va. — The construction of the first community garden at Ginn Memorial Park in Dumfries is well underway.
The town’s Parks and Recreation Commission chose the new park on Graham Park Road to be the space for the garden, which will feature 26 plots that residents can use to plant everything from squash to tomatoes, cabbage to corn. Organizers say they want a mix of vegetables at the garden to help teach residents and children about the importance of growing their own food.
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NOKESVILLE, Va. — One of the most unique wildflowers to bloom each year in our area will peak today.
Update 12:50 p.m.
Stafford County officials have good news for commuters: the wreck involving a tractor trailer on Interstate 95 north at mile post 150 in Prince William County has been cleared from the highway as of 12:40 p.m.
