Tag: Brentsville District
Trenum Announces He Won’t Seek Reelection for Brentsville School Board Representative
Gil Trenum, Brentsville District representative on the Prince William County School Board has announced he will not be running for reelection in November.
Sup. Candland, Del. Hugo Host ‘Save Our Rural Crescent’ Meeting
There will be a Save the the Prince William County Rural Crescent Town Hall, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. at Battlefield High School.
Nokesville’s Effingham Winery Receives County Special Use Permit
Nokesville’s Effingham Winery cleared to host wine tastings, sales in historical home on property.
Brentsville District School Safety Town Hall Meeting Scheduled for March 9
Gil Trenum and Jeanine Lawson will host a joint town hall meeting, March 9 in Bristow.
Innovation Park Welcomes New Sports Recreation Destination for Mid-Altantic Region
United States Tennis Association Mid-Atlantic to Build State-of-the-Art Tennis Facility in Innovation Park
Hobby Lobby Opens New Virginia Gateway, Gainesville Location
Hobby Lobby’s newest location in Gainesville held its grand opening Monday morning, which included a ribbon cutting with the Prince William County Chamber of Commerce and an appearance by Congresswoman Barbara Comstock (R-10th District.)
Chairman Sawyers Wants School Board Members to Have ‘Unfettered’ Access to Predecessors’ Emails
Prince William School Board Chairman Ryan Sawyers wants to add an item to the school board agenda that would allow board members to gain full access to their predecessor’s emails.
New Data Center in Brentsville Represents $80 Million Investment
Iron Mountain opened its new data center in Prince William County, Friday, and company officials said the 165,000-square-foot facility off Wellington Road represents an investment of more than $80 million with more to come.
LETTER TO EDITOR: ‘School Board Chairman Seeks to Disenfranchise Brentsville Residents’
Citizen believes Chairman Ryan Sawyers will be disenfranchising Brentsville residents if he holds the vote on amending the nondiscrimination policy before a temporary Brentsville representative has joined the school board.
Elected Officials, Veterans Support Trenum in Deployment
Prince William County legislators, elected officials and four veterans met for a press conference Thursday to discuss the process of choosing a temporary replacement for Gil Trenum, the Brentsville representative on the school board when he deployed to Africa.
