Tag: Jeanine Lawson
Residents Request Traffic Management System at Rollins Ford Road, Estate Manor Drive
VDOT is conducting a signal warrant study to see if some kind of traffic management is needed on Rollins Ford Road near Glenkirk Estates.
Residents Ask Prince William Supervisors to Denounce KKK, Hate Messages
At the Prince William BOCS meeting, July 10, residents asked for their supervisors to speak out in no uncertain terms against hate and KKK propaganda that littered New Bristow Village in Bristow and along Route 29 in Gainesville, over the weekend.
County Breaks Ground on New Nokesville Fire Station
Groundbreaking began for the new Nokesville Fire Station. The existing station was built in 1963.
Prince William Receives Uptick in Threats Following Parkland
Since the Parkland tragedy, there have been between 37 and 40 threats reported to Prince William County Police, according to Police Chief Barry Barnard, who spoke at a school safety town hall meeting.
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.)
Western Prince William Service Organizations Envision More Collaborative Practices
Western Prince William County’s prominent nonprofit organization with a mission of providing services to those in need within the community will soon be coordinating their efforts in a more concerted way.
Supervisor Lawson to Hold Meeting to Discuss Rollins Ford Park
Residents of Brentsville and Prince William County are invited to join Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson and members of the Department of Parks & Recreation to discuss the future of Rollins Ford Park.
Del. Tim Hugo Announces Plans to Legislate for Burying Haymarket Power Lines
Western Prince William elected officials joined 40th District Delegate Tim Hugo (R) and House Commerce and Labor Chairman Terry Kilgore (R-1st District), Oct. 23, to announce Hugo’s intentions to introduce legislation in the 2018 General Assembly to ensure the proposed 230 kV power lines in Haymarket are buried.
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.
