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PWHD Launches PrepMod Scheduling, 1,000 Johnson & Johnson Appointments
Running Total: As of March 5, 2021, 89,230 have been vaccinated in the PWHD by the local health district, hospitals, medical care providers, federal Long Term Care Facilities (LTCF) program, and other community health care providers. Last week: 7,042 first doses and 6,684-second doses were administered in PWHD. Information on the three COVID-19 Vaccines PWHD is using […]
Police to Hold Virtual Session on Vehicle Crime Prevention
The Crime Prevention Unit of the Prince William County Police Department hosts virtual presentation on preventing vehicle-related crimes on Thursday evening.
Prince William Health District Prepares to Offer Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
COVID-19 vaccines are now available from three different drug manufacturers: Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson. This means more vaccine supply and additional tools to help protect people.
Police Investigate Fatal 2-Vehicle Crash in Nokesville
Prince William Police are investigating a deathly crash that killed one woman, Wednesday afternoon.
Prince William Chamber: Please Do NOT Advertise $1.60 Tech Tax Rate
On behalf of the Prince William Chamber of Commerce and its 1,200+ Members, we STRONGLY encourage you not to support advertising the “Tech Tax” from $1.35 to $1.60, or a massive 18% increase.
T. Clay Wood Students Research Historical Figures for Black History Month
Fifth grade students in Renee Watson’s class have diligently prepared for a short oral presentation on famous African Americans for the past few weeks in honor of Black History Month.
Prince William Proposed Flat Tax Would Mean Increase in Property Taxes
Prince William County Supervisors will discuss County Executive Christopher Martino Proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2022 Budget on Tuesday, Mar. 2.
Unity Reed HS Students Teach Black History Month Lesson to Gainesville MS students
Unity Reed High School students provided a unique Black History Month lesson to Gainesville Middle School students via Zoom.
Virginia to Begin Offering New One-Dose COVID-19 Vaccine
The Virginia Department of Health (VDH) announced today that a new single-dose COVID-19 vaccine will begin being offered in Virginia next week
Abolition of Death Penalty Heads to Governor Northam’s Desk
The Virginia Senate has passed HB 2263 and SB 1165. These bills abolish the death penalty in Virginia, and head to the desk of Governor Ralph Northam for his signature.
