Two very different stories are being told this month at the Manassas Museum.
The first is about how the Boys and Girls Club has worked to make an impact on the city.
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Bertha Williams Womack was born on November 9, 1932 in Auburn, Alabama. She was the daughter of the late David Williams and Eula Bailey. Sunset began for Bertha L. Womack on April 25, 2018 at Capital Caring Hospice in Arlington, Virginia
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WOODBRIDGE — Prince William County leaders may be ready to part with nearly $1 million to dredge Neabsco Creek.
The U.S. Coast Guard ordered the leisure waterway in Woodbridge closed earlier this month when it found the waters were too shallow for boats to safely enter and exit the creek’s channel.
STAFFORD — Work on Stafford County’s new animal shelter is wrapping up.
The new $5 million facilities located at 26 Frosty Lane near the Rappahannock Regional Jail will replace the county’s current facility next to the Rappahannock Regional Landfill on Eskimo Hill Road.
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It informed her that she was being considered as a replacement for Murphy, who died in his home from a heart attack in February 2017. Nickerson, who serves on the town’s architectural review board, ultimately wasn’t selected by the town council, but that letter got her thinking.
“It woke up a bug in me,” said Nickerson. “Maybe this town council thing is for me. Maybe this is a way to enact change in my community.”
WOODBRIDGE — Students at Potomac Senior High School are focused on how to prevent a mass shooting at their school.
About 200 gathered in the school’s Woodbridge auditorium at 3401 Panther Pride Drive on April 20, the 19th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre in Colorado, to talk about the threat of shootings, as well as mental health issues.
Prince William County has a homeless problem.
About 400 people in the county live in shelters, or in wooded areas around major roadways and shopping centers.
