A gas station on Route 17 in south Stafford was robbed at 6:12 a.m. Monday.
Authorities said a man walked into a Shell gas station at 535 Warrenton Road and demanded cash. He then walked out with an undisclosed amount of cash he had taken from the register.
The I.J. and Hilda M. Breeden Foundation, has donated a plot of land to Didlake, Inc.
A 1.6- acre plot was donated to Didlake. The plot sits at 8601 Breeden Ave next to the Didlake headquarters in Manassas.
The opening of the Montclair Community Library is delayed.
The library was scheduled to open Jan. 11, as noted in our initial report. However, we’ve learned that employees with the Prince William County Department of Public Works hit a snag that involves electrical power at the $16 million facility.
An investigation is underway following the 33-year-old victim being shot in the leg by two known acquaintances after a verbal altercation escalated.
The victim was taken to the hospital for serious, non-life threatening injuries, said police.
Newly elected public officials who will serve Prince William County will be sworn in next week.
Here’s more in a county press release:
A man is charged with malicious wounding and domestic assault and battery after striking the 53- year- old victim in the back of his head with a coffee mug due an argument that escalated, said police.
The suspect fled the scene when police arrived but was located shortly after.
A large pothole formed on Interstate 95 south today prompting emergency repair roadwork.
The work is slated to begin at 8 p.m., at I-95 and the Route 17 overpass in south Stafford.
What do you get when you mix a “recovering politician” with alcohol?
Woodbridge residents will find out this spring when Brew Republic Bierwerks opens in Potomac Town Center in Stonebridge.
Police identified a man they say robbed a bank in Manassas on Monday.
The robbery walked into a TD Bank at the corner of Sudley and Digges roads at 12:50 p.m. and demanded cash. He made off with an undisclosed amount of money.
The installation of a new aircraft will mean the closure of the National Museum of the Marine Corps starting Monday.
A World War II SBD Dauntless dive bomber will be added to the museum’s collection of artifacts that tell the history of the Marine Corps from the founding of the U.S. through the Vietnam War. The aircraft will be hung from the ceiling of the central gallery.
