Georgetown South residents want a special parking district in their neighborhood lifted.
The restriction requires permits for parked cars inside the Manassas neighborhood during overnight hours and require visitors obtain temporary parking permits from the city treasurers’ office.
On April 10, Prince William police conducted a narcotics investigation – executing a search warrant on a Woodbridge home on Wetherburn Court.
During the search of the home, drug paraphernalia was found, according to Prince William police.
A woman is charged with assault and battery on a police officer. Prince William police were called to a home on Redskin Court in Woodbridge on Tuesday, June 9, and said they saw the suspect, 37-year-old Michelle Bullock get into a car and then try to speed away from police.
The Manassas Regional Airport will become a regular stop for charter service – bringing international tourists to the region.
According to a city release, Air Charter Express (ACE) will begin using the airport as a stop for their passenger division of Freight Runners Express, Inc.
The Prince William Boys & Girls Club held their 26th Annual Steak’n’Stake Dinner, honoring community leaders.
The event was held at the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas, and held more than 300 guests.
The 36.5-mile walk throughout Prince William county took participants just over 13 hours to complete.
According to a release, the walk began at the Wegman’s in Woodbridge and ended Quality Business Engineering headquarters in Haymarket.
On the evening of June 9, Prince William police responded to a home on Redskin Court in Woodbridge based on a request from Fairfax police.
According to Prince William police, they were told that 37-year old Michelle Bullock was at the residence and was wanted by police in Fairfax.
Administrators at Prince William Forest Park want some new signs.
The signs in the park are old and faded. The 30-year-old trail marker signs in the park are worn, and the machine that made them no longer works.
Former Occoquan mayor Earnie Porta finished his own little free library, the “Porta Pagoda” in time for last weekend’s Occoquan Arts and Crafts show.
Porta created and named his little library using the Asian-inspired theme of his front yard rock garden.
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There are some big changes at the Chinn Park Regional Library in Woodbridge.
