Author Archive: Stacy Shaw
PET PATROL: Lost Dog Found near Rixlew Lane in Manassas
A lost dog was found near Stonewall Jackson High School at Rixlew Lane and Ashton Avenue in Manassas.
Police Ask for Help Finding Nokesville Bank Robber
The Prince William County Police Department is asking for the public’s help in providing information about a bank robbery which was reported to have occurred at the Nokesville Carter Bank and Trust.
School Board Names Haymarket Elementary, Nokesville K-8 School
After some disagreement over the naming of the Haymarket Drive school, the Prince William County School Board chose community-based names for the new elementary school in Haymarket and the K-8 school in Nokesville.
Walts Proposes Adding Days to School Year’s End
Prince William County Schools Superintendent Steven Walts proposed adding three days to the end of the year to make up for the 12 missed days of schools and the five 2-hour delays due to weather.
Judicial Appointment Could Leave Brentsville without Supervisor for Budget Season
Brentsville Supervisor Wally Covington III is expected to leave his position if he receives a judicial appointment from the Virginia General Assembly.
Bristow Mother, Daughter Collect Items for local Foster Children
Terri Stevens of Corner Stone Landscaping in Haymarket and her teenage daughter, Emily Stevens are currently working to collect “Comfort Cases” for children in foster care or the foster system in Northern Virginia.
Silver Sparkles Event Success for Cancer Research, Families, Businesses
PWC Mom’s Kristina Kotlus’ Silver Sparkle Family Fun Day held Saturday to benefit brain cancer research was a success.
Citizens Disappointed with Advertised Rate
Citizens who attended the meeting Tuesday evening said they were ultimately disappointed in the advertised tax rate of $1.158, although they admitted it could have been worse.
Prince William Advertised Tax Rate Based on Compromise
Prince William County Supervisors disagreed on whether the advertised rate should be more realistic or provide more flexibility.
Stewart Believes Advertised Tax Rate Can Fund County Priorities
Chairman Corey Stewart, who spoke with Bristow Beat after the Prince William Board of County Supervisor’s meeting Tuesday evening, said he was hopeful that he could hold the tax rate at where it needs to be.
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