Tag: May
Gov. Northam Moves to Postpone Town Elections in Response to COVID
Governor Ralph Northam (D) today requested the General Assembly move the May General Election and all special elections scheduled for May 5, 2020 to the November 3, 2020 General Election date to further mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Out of the Blue Crabs & Seafood Invites Guests to Celebrate Summer
Whether you need expert advice, or just want to hang out with the girls, there is something for everyone at Out of the Blue.
Out of the Blue Hosts Community Minded Events, this May
Whether you need expert advice, or just want to hang out with the girls, there is something for everyone at Out of the Blue.
Police Investigate Brandishing of Firearm at Nokesville Road, Hornbaker Road
Prince William Police Officers responded to investigate a brandishing, May 6 at 8:45 p.m., that was reported to have occurred near the intersection of Hornbaker Road and Nokesville Road in Manassas.
Office of Tourism Presents May 2019 Events in Prince William County
Prince William, Virginia is the perfect place to enjoy the Summer. Visitors can choose to enjoy the outdoors at one of the many barbeque, wine and food festivals or world class outdoor music events. Events include concerts, festivals and family friendly events for the community.
Manassas Ballet Theatre Closes 2018-19 Season with The Sleeping Beauty
For the final performance of our 2018-19 Season, Manassas Ballet Theatre (MBT) presents The Sleeping Beauty May 17-19 at the Hylton Performing Arts Center.
Prince William Police Now Classifies Palmer Marsh as Endangered
Upon further investigation, detectives have reclassified missing Nokesville teen Palmer Curtis Marsh as endangered.
Prince William Police Charge Men with Hate Crime
Prince William Police have arrested two men in the Sudley area of Prince William, Wednesday, and charged them with assault and battery and committing a hate crime.
WEATHER BEAT: Mini Heatwave Settles into Region
Ready or not, here it comes! The dog days of summer look to be making an early arrival this year.
PW BOCS Passes Advertised Tax Rate; Brentsville, Gainesville Supervisors Oppose Plan
The Board of County Supervisors passed an advertised tax rate of 1.196 percent for $100 of estimated home value for Fiscal Year (FY) 14 at their Feb. 19 meeting, despite opposition..
