Author Archive: Stacy Shaw
Prince William School Board Denies Superintendent His Extended Contract
The School Board denied Superintendent Dr. Steven L. Walts an additional two-year extension to his contract, which would have extended it from 2021 to 2023.
School Board Adopts Adjustment Plan 1B to Zone 13th HS
The plan will include Osbourn Park High School in its zoning, and the approval vote included a resolution to benefit Stonewall Jackson High School.
Prince William County Proclaims June 2019 LGBTQM Month
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors passed a proclamation, Tuesday, June 18, to declare June LGBTQM Pride Month for the second year in a row.
Brentsville School Board Member Adds 13th HS Plan 1b
Brentsville District School Board representative Gil Trenum has proposed a third plan for the redistricting of Western Prince William County high schools to accommodate the 13th High School.
Here Are the Winner of Prince William County Democratic Primary
Amy K. Ashworth will be the Democratic nominee for Commonwealth Attorney. Joshua King won the sheriff’s nomination.
Geary Higgins Wins Republican Nomination for Va 13th Senate Seat
Geary Higgins beat Ron Meyers, Jr. in the June 11 Virginia Primary, to become the Republican candidate in the race to be the Virginia State Senate Member representing the 13th District
Del. Lee Carter Wins Democratic Primary for Va 50th District
Virginia’s 50th District Delegate incumbent, Lee Carter, won the Democratic nomination on June 11 against Manassas council member Mark. D. Wolfe.
Brentsville District School Board Member Presents Alternative 13th HS Boundary Plans
The Brentsville School Board member’s two alternative 13th High School boundary plans consider redistricting a few Osbourn Park High School and Brentsville District High School communities.
Patriot HS Class of 2019 Leaves Legacy of School Spirit
The gift, an approximately 8 foot stone monument, is engraved with the Patriot “P,” the words “LEADERSHIP, INTEGRITY, CHARACTER, PRIDE,” “Class of 2019” and the phrase“WE ARE ONE.”
Prince William County to Grant Tough Mudder $35K from Tax Revenue
Prince William County plans to pay Tough Mudder an estimated $35,000 or all of the additional Tourism Occupancy Tax money generated by participants as part of the agreement to host Virginia 2019 Tough Mudder at Silver Lake Park in Haymarket on June 1, 2.
