Tag: Gainesville District
PWEA President Recognizes Outgoing School Board Members
Gil Trenum, Alyson Satterwhite, and Willie Deutsch, today will be your last school board meeting. To say that each of you have made a difference in PWCS is an understatement.
PW Supervisors Strike Down Resolution to Eliminate Sewer in Rural Crescent from Staff Proposal
By a 5-3 vote, the Prince William County Board of Supervisors voted against a resolution, Oct. 15, that would have excluded clustering of homes with sewer extension into the Rural Crescent from the planning staff’s proposal.
Gainesville District Town Hall, Thurs., to Discuss Rural Preservation, Transportation, Park Bonds
Town Halls, Transportation, and the Nationals Game
Prince William County to Build New Fire Station in Gainesville District
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors recently voted to award a $10.2-million contract to build a new fire station at 7500 Century Park Drive, off Balls Ford Road, in the Gainesville District.
Candland Announces He Will Run Again for Gainesville Supervisor
Supervisor Pete Candland (R) announced his intent to seek re-election as the Supervisor to the Gainesville Magisterial District in the upcoming 2019 elections.
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.
Residents Deliver Water to Homeless Camps in Manassas
After a call on social media, Wednesday, local residents met to provide water and ice to homeless people in Manassas trying to help beat the heat on a 95-degree day.
UPDATED: Alvey Bus Driver Found at Fault in Haymarket Accident
Prince William County Schools detailed the extent of the injury to a student in this morning’s accident between an Alvey Elementary School bus and a car.
Haymarket Time Capsule Reveals 67-year-old Newspaper, Coins
Gainesville Supervisor Peter Candland gathered with others in the community in front of Haymarket’s old firehouse on 14941 Washington Ave. to open a time capsule from 1946, revealing an issue of The Manassas Messenger newspaper.
Board of County Supervisors Pass $1.209 Tax Rate, Catharpin Park Not Funded
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors approved the 1.209 tax rate and a $914.1 million FY13 budget.
