Tag: Jeanine Lawson
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.
Board of Supervisors Mosque Vote Violated Procedure, Says Parliamentarian
A parliamentarian found nine instances in which the Prince William Board of County Supervisors improperly conducted its vote on the Special Use Permit [SUP] for the ADAMS Mosque
Prince William Adds Nearly 40 Miles of Virginia Scenic Byways
Members of the Conservation Alliance and the Prince William Board of County Supervisors celebrated Prince William’s addition of nearly 40 miles of Virginia Scenic Byways at dedication ceremony, Tuesday morning, on Joplin Road.
Supervisor Lawson Addresses Opioid Crisis in Prince William
Thursday, June 8 from 5:30-9 p.m., the Community Healthcare Coalition of Greater PWC will host an event at Forest Park High School. This event will provide citizens with information and resources to fight the opioid crisis at the local level.
Prince William Republican Leaders Offer Support to Gillespie During County Visit
In the final days of the June 13 Virginia primary campaign, Republican Ed Gillespie made several stops in Prince William County, Sunday.
Phase I of Route 28 Project Complete; Next Phase to Begin Soon
A newly widened Route 28 and realigned Vint Hill Road was officially opened to traffic after the Prince William Board of County Supervisors held a ribbon cutting ceremony, Monday morning.
Lawson Opposes Clustering, Advocates for Preservation in Rural Crescent
Supervisor Jeanine Lawson (R-Brentsville) said she opposes clustering in the Rural Crescent, but is not opposed to the county purchasing development rights to protect rural land via an easement, at her Thursday night town hall meeting.
Lawson to Hold Town Hall on Brentsville Land Use Issues
Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson announced she will be holding a town hall style public meeting on land use, rural preservation and the Virginia Rail Extension (VRE), Thursday evening
Patriot Culinary Class Honors First Responders
In remembrance of 9/11, the Patriot High School Career and Technical Education (CTE) Culinary classes cooked breakfast for local first responders, Friday.
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.
