There was much more to the Civil War than bloody battles, endless strategizing, and the stands of famous generals.
This year, in addition to featuring portrayals of well-known generals and studies of tactics, the fourth annual Manassas Civil War Weekend will also bring to life the experiences of women on both the home front and in the conflict.
A mother pulled her two children from a burning minivan this afternoon.
Their 2001 Nissan Quest caught fire at the intersection of Cardinal Drive and George Fyre Circle just before 4 p.m. in Woodbridge.
A mixer, moving more than a million gallons of water non-stop, has been added to the Locust Shade Water Tank in Prince William.
According to the Service Authority, the mixer has been added to the water tank as a way to maintain a healthy level of disinfection.
Several area police departments are participating in this year’s National Night Out.
National Night Out is an event that promotes community-police awareness across the country, and is held by localities each year during the first week of August.
Dumfries police want to educate kids and keep them safe.
The Town of Dumfries Police Department just wrapped up their fifth Kids Academy – a program started by Chief Dan Taber.
Marriage should be serious fun.
That’s the premise behind a series of classes called ‘Married People,’ hosted by Chapel Springs Church in Bristow.
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Cool off this Sunday at Dumfries 3rd Annual Music Concert Series.
Prince William fire and rescue were called to a vehicle fire on a service road near Possum Point Road in Triangle.
According to the Prince William Fire Marshal’s Office, responders from the Dumfries Triangle Volunteer Fire Department found a BMW on blocks on fire at the scene on the afternoon of June 6.
Two truck companies could soon be allowed to charge you more to tow your car in Prince William County.
Here’s a breakdown the of newly proposed fees:
A total of $193,000 was provided to arts groups in Prince William County.
The grant money is built into the annual county budget, and is awarded on the recommendation of the Prince William Arts Council County Parks and Recreation Department.
