Tag: GAinesville
Carol Collins, aka, ‘Bingo,’ Celebrates Decades-long Career in Clowning, Entertainment
Carol Collins of Gainesville has been a children’s entertainer for 44 years. Today, as “Safari Bingo,” she performs a comedy animal show and runs an entertainment booking agency.
UDATED: Prince William Schools Releases 3 Possible Plans for Returning to School
Walts asked that the school board come to a consensus on a preferred plan by the end of the meeting before the final vote next week.
Prince William School Board to Hear Citizen’s Comments Regarding Reopening Schools
The Prince William County School Board will hold an electronic special meeting at 6 p.m. on July 7, 2020, for the purpose of listening to citizen comment regarding school reopening before holding a work session on July 8.
House of Mercy Reopens Thrift Store, Donation Center
House of Mercy is excited to announce the re-opening of the Thrift Store and Donation Center beginning on Monday, June 15, 2020.
OmniRide to Increase Service Levels Starting June 22
Weekday Express service to destinations in Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C., will run on a Friday schedule, which is one step down from full-service.
Prince William School Board Names 13th HS ‘Gainesville High School’
The Prince William County School Board voted unanimously to name the 13th High School “Gainesville High School” after the school’s location and attendance area. Gainesville High School will open in the fall of 2021.
UPDATED: PWCS Superintendent Calls for Renaming of Stonewall Jackson HS, Stonewall MS
We can no longer represent the Confederacy in our schools. To this end, the renaming of Stonewall Jackson High School and Stonewall Middle School should begin immediately, pursuant to the policy of the School Board.
Del. Roem Rallies Community to Fund Rebuilding of Historic Black Church
“We can never absolve the injustice inflicted upon the Black community from what happened to MPBC but we can set the tone and example for our community. This is a way to do that,” Del. Danica Roem said.
Prince William Police Say Recent Protests Have Been Peaceful
Police closed Sudley Road in Manassas, Tuesday night, out of concern for protesters and others, said PIO Sgt. Jonathan Perok. It was not a response to violence.
UPDATED: Police Say Sudley Road Protest, Tuesday, Remained Lawful
Prince William Police issued a traffic alert, Tuesday evening, announcing they would once again be closing roads at the intersection of Sudley Road at Sudley Manor Drive and Ashton Avenue in Manassas.
