Author Archive: Stacy Shaw
Prince William Supervisors Do Not Approve Tripling Tax on Data Centers
At their April 17 budget markup, Prince William County Supervisors decided to table a decision on a proposal to triple a tax that primarily affects data centers, the computer equipment and peripheral business tax.
PWCS School Board Selects Dr. Barbar Lateef as Interim School Board Chairman
Dr. Barbar Lateef was considered a controversial choice by some on the board.
Kindergarten Registration is Underway in Prince William County
Parents of children who will enter kindergarten next school year can register on April 19.
IN³ Gainesville Event Energizes Small Business Owners
Entrepreneurs are always looking for new ways to reach potential clients while taking advantage of the latest technology. Business seminars called IN³ “Independent, Inspired, Invited,” by The Next Steps, offers local small business owners assistance in achieving those goals.
Prince William Schools All County Arts Festival Is April 28th
Come see the work of PWCS’s young aspiring artists, Saturday, April 28 at Colgan High School.
Views & Brews Dems 1st Congressional Debate Distinguishes Candidates
Indivisible NoVa West and The Prince William League of Woman Voters organized a 1st Congressional District Democratic Primary Candidates Debate that was held on Friday, April 6, to a packed house at Old Bust Head Brewery in Warrenton.
Balls Ford Road Brush Fire Remains Active
The latest on the Balls Ford Road mulch fire at the Yard Waste Recycling Center.
Gainesville Supervisor Proposes Levy to Eliminate School Trailers, Reduce Class Sizes
Supervisor Pete Candland (R-Gainesville) revealed a proposal that would create a new “School Capital Fund” that would eliminate school trailers countywide and reduce class sizes.
Congressional District 1 Residents Invited to Democrats’ ‘Views & Brews’ Debate
Indivisible NoVa West Presents Views & Brews: A Congressional District 1 Democratic Debate at Old Bust Head Brewing Company, Friday, April 6. Doors open at 8:15 p.m.
Prince William Centennials ‘Make Waves’ Via Political Advocacy
From school walkouts to participating in The March for Our Lives, teens from Prince William County have found their voices.
