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Tomorrow: Votes expected on giant sign case, 355 apartments in Woodbridge

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Accurate Printing in Woodbridge wants to make sure you get the message.

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Manassas considers eminent domain for final properties along Grant Avenue lane-reduction project

By Uriah Kiser

In its drive to reduce the number of lanes on Grant Avenue, Manassas leaders are turning to the courts to trigger the next steps in the road-reduction project.

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Manassas considers increasing speed limits outside 2 city schools

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The speed limits on streets in front of two city schools could be increased.

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Forkell Greene runs for full term on Manassas City Council, wants greater transparency, public involvement

By Uriah Kiser
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Lynn Forkell Greene is making a run for a full term on the Manassas City Council.

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Stafford County considering selling nutrient credits to Fredericksburg

By Rick Horner

An agreement between Stafford County and Fredericksburg to sell nutrient credits could give the county $25,000 over the course of five years.

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Haymarket library’s HVAC fails after less than 10 years of use: Here’s how much it’s going to cost taxpayers to replace it

By Uriah Kiser

It’s been open less than a decade, and its air heating and air-conditioning systems failed.

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PC scoffs at county’s request to vet drive-throughs, blesses Gainesville Crossing Sheetz

By Uriah Kiser
A diagram showing the retail portion of the 153-acre Gainesville Crossing, which will sit next to a commuter parking lot at I-66 and Route 19.

The retail and commercial portion of a 153-acre data center site in Gainesville is ready to be developed.

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Stafford gives waiver allowing to family to subdivide property, build 2nd home

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A family that live in the Woods of Abel Lake was granted a waiver to subdivide their land and build a second home.

A Stafford family has been given a waiver allowing them to subdivide their property to build a house for their extended family.

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Dumfries approves ordinance to allow region’s first gun buyback program

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Dumfries officials laid the groundwork for the region’s first gun buyback program.

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Largest Chick-fil-A in Mid-Atlantic region to be built in our area

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The largest Chick-fil-A in the Mid-Atlantic region will be built in Prince William County.

A new Chick-fil-A could be coming to the Dumfries area.

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