Archive for May, 2012
Bristow Biz: Local Optometry Practice Offers Patient-Centered Care
Optometrist Dr. Ally Stoeger introduced her new eye care office GH Eye at 7001 Heritage Village Plaza #110, Gainesville, in May with an open house.
Brentsville H.S. Baseball Coach Charged with Taking Indecent Liberties with Student
Detectives from the Special Victims Bureau charged Richard Earl Teller, a Brentsville High School long-term substitute teacher and head baseball coach for communicating inappropriate messages with a 17-year-old female student at the school.
150th Commemoration of the Battle of First Manassas/Bull Run Wins State Award
Discover Prince William & Manassas, the area’s tourism marketing agency, received another award last week for its work on last year’s 150th commemoration of the Battle of First Manassas/Bull Run.
Smart Markets, Bristow Commons Disagree Over Growth of Farmer’s Market
Smart Markets decides to look for another Bristow location for its Sunday farmers market, rather than make changes requested by Bristow Commons.
No Tropical Storm Beryl, Rain Forecast Throughout Week
While nothing in the order of Tropical Storm Beryl that has plagued parts of Florida and Georgia or the torrential rain the area received last week behind Tropical Storm Alberto is expected, according to the National Weather Service, rain is forecast throughout the week in Western Prince William County.
Bristow Farmers’ Market Closed Sunday, Leaves Bristow Commons
The weekly farmers’ market that moved to Bristow in December is on the move again.
Dog Grooming Supplies Stolen from Local Business
Police report that unknown individual(s) broke into Dogs Gone Wild, located at 10394 Bristow Center Drive in Bristow, and stole grooming equipment, valued around $100.
Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday Begins May 25
To encourage Virginians to prepare for the upcoming hurricane and flash flooding season, the Virginia Department of Emergency Management announced this year’s Virginia Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday will be May 25-31.
Weather Causes More Travel Disruptions, Road Closures
After strong storms again moved through Western Prince William County Wednesday night and early Thursday morning, the Prince William Police Department advised motorists to use caution as more roads were closed or obstructed.
















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