Author Archive: Stacy Shaw
Prince William Supervisors Advance Comp Plan Option to Develop Rural Crescent Property
“Mid-County Parks & Estate” would be a single-family development located in the Coles District. The vision for the community is similar to the one proposed by the Rural Preservation Study.
Extraordinary Bristow Family Affected by House Fire
Their youngest daughter is still struggling after an extremely complicated heart surgery, when this tragedy happened.
UPDATED: Fire & Rescue Crews Responses to Bristow House Fire
Prince William Fire and Rescue responded to a structure fire at 8774 Comfort Court in Bristow at 2:09 p.m., Dec. 4.
Crisis Pregnancy Center Carried to Full Term Puts Mom on Path for Bright Future
Carried To Full Term is a crisis pregnancy center in Haymarket. The nonprofit takes in pregnant women in need and provide a home for the women and their babies until the children reach 2 years of age.
Residents Ask that Prince William Become ‘Gun Sanctuary’ County
Approximately 30 citizens advocated that Prince William should become a gun sanctuary county, Tuesday, at the Board of Supervisors meeting.
Prince William Supervisors Approve Increase to County Employees’ Pay Scale
Before turning over the dais to a majority of new board member in January, the Prince William County Supervisors approved a new employee classification pay scale system, Tuesday, that would provide raises to the vast majority of general county employees.
Prince William Supervisors Disagree on Whether New Board Should Hear Devlin Community, Dar Al Noor Issues
Prince William County Supervisors have not decided when to hold public hearings on the Devlin Road community in Bristow and extension of the Dar Al Noor Mosque on Hoadly Road.
Lame-Duck Prince William Board May Consider Devlin Road Community Proposal
Chairman Corey Stewart has scheduled a public hearing on the matter for Dec. 3.
Josh King Concedes Prince William Sheriff Race to Glen Hill, Advocates for Ending 287g
Deputy Sheriff Josh King, the first Democrat to run for Sheriff in Prince William County in 16 years conceded Thursday night to incumbent Sheriff Glen Hill, the Republican endorsed candidate.
