MANASSAS, Va. — Governor Terry McAuliffe visited the new Evergreen Health Clinic on Liberia Avenue in Manassas on Thursday. He’s touring the state to push for the expansion of Medicaid.
“We have got to close this coverage gap,” McAuliffe told attendees during the meeting. “We cannot gridlock in Richmond on this issue.”
Update 12:30 p.m.
The commotion is all over this morning at the Prince William Campus of George Mason University.
OCCOQUAN, Va. — Kirstyn Barr will now serve as the Town Manager of Occoquan.
Barr’s hiring was announced Wednesday. She will replace Police Chief Sheldon Levi who has been doubling as acting town manager in recent months.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — Two new large building projects are going in along Route 28 in Prince William County testing the limits of an outdated road and an already taxed county infrastructure. Orchard Bridge will be a 15 building grouping of garden style apartments the anticipated completion date will be May of 2014.
The Towns at Falls Grove will be a mix of single family homes and town home style condos across from Yorkshire Drive on Va. 28 in Prince William County. Potential residents can expect to pay upwards of $289,000 to purchase a unit in the complex.
DUMFRIES, Va. — Some residents of Dumfries say they didn’t have enough warning that their car would be towed during a recent snow storm.
Some cars parked along Old Triangle Road in the town’s Williamstown and South Cove neighborhoods and were towed during last Monday’s storm that brought measureable snow to the region. Old Triangle Road is a designated snow emergency route, and a town ordinance allows police to have cars parked along the route towed away when a snow emergency is declared.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. — A new documentary film features the story of the first Prince William County police officer killed in the line of duty.
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Police in Prince William County have asked for your helping in finding an man who robbed a bank in Nokesville on Thursday.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. — One of the largest employers of youth in Prince William County will hold their annual summer job fair today.
The Potomac Nationals will open the gates of Pfitzner Stadium in Woodbridge from 4 to 8 p.m. to greet and interview applicants. The job fair was organdy going to span both Wednesday and today, but it was rescheduled to take place only today due to winter weather.
Prince William County Schools Superintendent Steven Walts proposed adding three days to the end of the 2013-14 school year to make up for the 12 missed days of schools and the five 2-hour delays due to weather.
Brentsville Supervisor Wally Covington III (R) is expected to leave his position if he receives a judicial appointment from the Virginia General Assembly (GA).
