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DEI Debate: Prince William Commission Defends Local Protections After Trump Executive Order

By Alan Gloss
Members of the Prince William Human Rights Commission deliberate on February 13, 2025 [Photo by Alan Gloss]

The Prince William County Human Rights Commission issued a statement on Thursday reaffirming its commitment to enforcing local civil rights protections amid changes to federal policies regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. 

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Prince William Schools Superintendent Proposes $1.9 Billion Budget

By Caitlyn Meisner
Prince William County Schools Superintendent LaTanya McDade. [Courtesy of PWCS on X]

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Manassas City School Board Discusses Collective Bargaining Initiative

By Uriah Kiser
Manassas City Public Schools teacher. [Photo: Manassas City Public Schools]

The Manassas City School Board met on February 5, 2025, where members discussed the Manassas Education Association’s (MEA) decision to initiate a collective bargaining campaign. The discussion revealed concerns about funding, legal implications, and the potential impact on the school division’s ability to retain teachers.

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‘It’s Common Sense’: Prince William County Girls React to Trump’s Sports Order

By Alan Gloss

Four female athletes from Prince William County were among those who attended the February 5, 2025, signing ceremony, where President Trump issued an executive order barring transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports.

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Officials Push for Federal Funding as Manassas Airport Eyes Commercial Service in 2026

By Uriah Kiser

The Manassas Regional Airport is on the verge of a major transformation as it progresses toward becoming a Part 139 certificated airport, a designation that would allow it to offer commercial airline service.

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Haymarket Police Introduce New Traffic Data Collection System

By Uriah Kiser

The Haymarket Police Department has launched a new initiative to collect and analyze traffic volume data to enhance road safety and improve traffic management in town.

During the Haymarket Town Council meeting on February 3, 2025, Police Chief Allen Sibert shared findings from a speed sign installed on the eastbound lane of Washington Street, the town’s main thoroughfare. The data collected over the past six months revealed that the highest volume of traffic occurs during lunchtime hours, surpassing even the traditional rush hour periods.

“This data is invaluable as it allows us to better understand traffic patterns and adjust enforcement efforts accordingly,” said Chief Sibert. “We want to ensure our roads remain safe and that we are using our resources where they are most needed.”

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