Tag: Bristow news
Police Search for Suspect in Bristow 7-Eleven Armed Robbery
Police are still looking for the suspect fled on foot prior to police arriving at the location.
OmniRide Adds Precautions for Essential Traveling Amid COVID-19
For those passengers that are conducting essential traveling, OmniRide continues to take recommended precautions to decrease the chances that passengers and staff on our buses will spread COVID-19.
Prince William County Exceeds 500 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, Rate of Increase Has Decreased
Cases of COVID-19 in Prince William County are increasing every day, but the increase has declined over the last couple of days.
Prince William Supervisors Took No Action to Reconsider Devlin Community
The community of 516 residential homes will go ahead as planned.
Del. Carter Calls on Gov. Northam to Take Emergency Actions in Response to COVID-19 Public Health Crisis
Delegate Carter sent a letter to Governor Ralph Northam calling on him to take emergency actions in an effort to save lives and mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Virginia Dept. of Health Reports 11 COVID-19 Cases in Prince William County
The Virginia Department of Health is reporting today that there are 94 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state, and 11 cases in Prince William County.
VDOT: Expect Detour Along Wellington Road in Bristow this Weekend
Drivers asked to follow posted detour during road closure
Gainesville Caregiver Arrested for Allegations of Physical Child Abuse
The investigation revealed that the victim, a 6-month-old girl, sustained a significant leg injury.
SRO Arrests Student for Bomb Threat Made Towards Marsteller Middle School
A Student Resource Officer (SRO) arrested a Marsteller Middle School student, Thursday, for threats he made against his school.
PW School Board Votes Down Opposition Statement on Development of Rural Cresent
In a 5:3 vote the Prince William County School Board defeated a resolution that would have drafted a letter to the Board of County Supervisors opposing changes to the zoning policy in the Rural Crescent that could result in 7,000 more students to the school division.
