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Tag: Nokesville
Police Investigate Attempted Break in to Bristow Post Office
Officers responded to the United States Post Office located at 11151 Valley View Drive in Bristow, Monday morning, to investigate an attempted burglary.
Patriot High School Employee Has Tested Positive for COVID-19
A Patriot High School teacher has tested positive for COVID-19. The employee was last in building on Sept. 10.
PWCS Offers Curbside Pickup for Grocery Kits
PWCS will continue to prepare and serve food throughout the first quarter at 56 feeding sites
PWCS Announces Virtual ‘Return to Learning’ Student Schedules
Prince William County Schools shared more information on what the virtual school day will look like for students this year, beginning in September with the first marking period.
Qasim Rashid Wins Democratic Nomination in VA 1st Congressional District
Qasim Rashid won the Democratic Primary for the 1st Virginia District, June 23, making him the Democratic nominee to run against Congressional Representative Robert Wittman-R in the November election.
PWCS Provides Update on 2020-21 School Year
“At this time, we expect to open for in-person learning, as regularly scheduled on August 25. However, PWCS is developing an extensive plan for the potential for required virtual learning, as well as various operational scenarios, and the associated health and safety considerations for staff and students.”
COVID-19 Cases in Prince William Region Vary by Zip Code
There remains a huge disparity of COVID-19 cases across the Prince William County region, with some Woodbridge zip codes having ten times the number of cases than zip codes on the other side of the county.
PWCS Plans In-Person Graduations for August
Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) has announced that in-person high school graduations are being scheduled for August.
Patriot HS Staff Surprises Seniors with Class of 2020 Yard Signs
Approximately 1,200 Patriot High School seniors were surprised with yard signs, May 5, through a quickly organized effort.
Supervisor Lawson Asks, ‘Higher Property Taxes and County Fees, NOW?’
Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson believes it is not appropriate to adopt a tax rate that will result in tax increases on Prince William County residents during the COVID-19 economic crisis.
