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New Neabsco District Supervisor Victor Angry Sworn In
Victor Angry is the first ever African American to serve on the Prince William Board of County Supervisors.
Prince William Police Search for Man Who Stole Vehicle with Toddler in It
A parent’s worst nightmare happened Saturday, in Woodbridge, when a stranger stole her vehicle and drove off while her child was asleep in the car.
Police Arrest Man Who Fled Leading to Extensive Search in Nokesville Area
Police have arrested a Catlett man following an extensive search, which was triggered when he fled arrest in Nokesville.
PWCS Seeks Community Input on 13th High School Boundary Plans
The Planning team within the PWCS Office of Facilities Services will kick off the boundary planning process with a Scoping Meeting scheduled for 7–9 p.m. on Thursday, April 11, 2019, in the auditorium at Battlefield High School.
Explore April, Easter Events in Prince William County
Prince William, Virginia is the perfect place to enjoy the Spring weather. From bluebell festivals to world class music, craft beverages and fantastic local food to enjoy. Events include concerts, festivals and family friendly events for the community.
Chinn Library Hosts Leland Melvin, Author, Astronaut, NFL Players
Former Astronaut Leland Melvin will be at Chinn Park Regional Library on Saturday, April 6, at 2 p.m. to talk to people and sign books.
OUT OF THE BURBS: Brentsville HS Students Excel in Turf Management
The turf program is making a name for itself working with local schools doing landscaping, growing plants for sale, and even painting various high school team’s football fields for homecoming.
Police Arrest Gainesville Man for Attacking Neighbor with Machete
Police arrested a Gainesville man, Monday, for maliciously wounding his neighbor with a machete.
National Park Service Plans for Prescribed Fire at Manassas Battlefield Park
Manassas National Battlefield Park is preparing for a prescribed fire between March 26 and April 5, 2019.
Students Make Bomb Threats to 2 Prince William County Schools
Two students at two different Prince William County Schools made bomb threats to their schools last week. In both case the threats were found not to be credible.
