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Most Manassas Schools Fall Short

By Caitlyn Meisner
Manassas City School Board

According to the Virginia Department of Education’s new school performance analytics, a majority of Manassas City Public Schools’ (MCPS) campuses are not meeting expectations.

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A New Name for Manassas Airport?

By Uriah Kiser
A rendering shows passenger planes serving the Manassas Regional Airport Terminal.

The Manassas Regional Airport Commission voted this week to send three potential new names for the airport to Manassas City Council, advancing a rebranding discussion tied to regional identity, marketing, and the airport’s push toward commercial passenger service.

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Prince William

Prince William School Board Considering 2,660-Student Boundary Changes

By Caitlyn Meisner
A projected utilization map for the 2030-2031 school year in PWCS.

The Prince William County School Board is facing a decision in early February on redistricting more than 2,660 students in eastern Prince William County.

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Potomac View case shows human cost of Prince William schools’ reset

By Uriah Kiser
A Potomac View Elementary School parent demands school staff be transferred to a new Woodbridge-area elementary school ahead of the Potomac View's eventual closure.

As Prince William County Public Schools leaders debate how to adapt to declining enrollment and rising costs, families in Woodbridge are already seeing what those decisions mean in practice.

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B&B Theatres Breaks Ground on Luxury Cinema in Manassas Park Downtown

By Uriah Kiser

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Fewer students, higher costs: Inside Prince William schools’ $352M crossroads

By Uriah Kiser
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Prince William County Public Schools leaders are confronting a pivotal financial decision: whether to build a $352 million high school as enrollment declines and thousands of classroom seats sit empty across the division.

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Prince William Schools Project Enrollment Decline, Casting Doubt on 14th High School

By Uriah Kiser
Prince William County School Board

Prince William County Public Schools is projecting a sustained enrollment decline over the next decade—one now underscored by the fact that significantly more students are graduating than entering kindergarten—prompting renewed scrutiny of a long-planned 14th high school in the Woodbridge area.

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Opinion

Opinion: Troubled Times at the Chamber, When Businesses Need Leadership Most

By Uriah Kiser
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The Virginia General Assembly is now in session — the very moment when business owners across Prince William County most need a steady, credible voice advocating on their behalf.

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Manassas

Manassas School Construction Update: Jennie Dean Build Advances, Osbourn Connector Finished

By Uriah Kiser
School officials and students take part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of the new Osbourn High School connector, which links the Jennie L. McAfee Center to the main school building and improves safety and access for daily campus movement. [Photo: Manassas City Public Schools]

Manassas City School Board members received a positive update Tuesday night on two major school construction projects, with officials reporting steady progress at Jennie Dean Elementary School and a completed, under-budget connector at Osbourn High School.

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Prince William Chamber CEO Says Departure Is Voluntary, Unrelated to Investigation

By Potomac Local News

Prince William Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Robert “Bob” Sweeney is leaving the organization after choosing not to renew his contract, a move that follows a period of leadership turnover and reporting about an internal leadership investigation that Sweeney now disputes.

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