Good luck, Paris!
I said goodbye to our spring intern, Paris Goodman, who helped to write original news stories and post press releases and other public notices to our website.
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Publisher’s Post
Hey Potomac Local News readers,
We’ve worked hard to cover our community in the past few weeks.
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The addition of the events calendar marks a return of the popular feature to Potomac Local News. The events calendar is part of a host of new site improvements that we’ve made since Thanksgiving 2021.
The obituary page featured the life stories of those who built and served our communities and their photos. It provided a place where readers could not only know of their passing and accomplishments but also a place where they could be memorialized.
While we don’t print a newspaper, our obituary page here at PLN works similarly and provides the same features and benefits.
I had a lot of fun today talking to Ms. Sharon Siepel’s business and marketing classes at North Stafford High School.
The bell rang bright and early at 8 a.m., where I stood before a class of about 25 students and talked about founding Potomac Local News, an online news business serving neighborhoods between Manassas and Fredericksburg. I also enjoyed speaking with Ms. Siepel’s 11:30 a.m. class.
The hustle and bustle of the holiday season are upon us. I’m surprised at how fast it creeps up on us every year. It seems like just yesterday I was writing about the end of the summer swimming pool season, and here we are on turkey day’s doorstep.
This Thanksgiving, as we do each year, will take a break for a holiday and reflect on the many blessings in our lives.
Potomac Local News continues to attract new members, who are critical in our mission to produce trusted, local journalism.
We now have more than 430 paid members. Please help me welcome
It’s Rick Horner’s last week here at Potomac Local News
He’s been a reporter for the last four years, covering Stafford County and Fredericksburg. Rick will soon report for the Culpeper Star-Exponent, and I couldn’t be happier for him or more proud.
Click Here to access the calendar, and click “submit your event” at the top of the calendar to submit your event.
The addition of the events calendar marks a return of the popular feature to Potomac Local News. The events calendar is part of a host of new site improvements that we’ve made since Thanksgiving 2021.
Uriah Kiser is here with a quick update about things happening in and around Potomac Local News.
I hope you’ll take a moment to watch or listen, respond, and comment below. I always enjoy hearing from you, our supporting members, and readers.