Tag: Prince William County
Trenum Announces He Won’t Seek Reelection for Brentsville School Board Representative
Gil Trenum, Brentsville District representative on the Prince William County School Board has announced he will not be running for reelection in November.
RICHMOND BEAT: Immigrant Advocates Bash Sen. Black’s Bill Blocking ‘Sanctuary Cities’
Immigrant rights groups were outraged after a Senate committee advanced a bill to prohibit localities from inhibiting federal enforcement of immigration laws.
How the Fed Government Shutdown Has Affected 3 Prince William Families
While the media is primary talking about the closing of agencies, national parks and political standoffs, local people are trying to grapple with how to budget for their families when they have no idea when they will be paid.
UPDATE: Haymarket Missing Endangered, Female Teen Found Deceased
Karissa Banker, 16, who had been missing from Haymarket since Thursday afternoon has been found.
House of Mercy Assisting Employees Affected by Shutdown
As the government shutdown continues, House of Mercy in Manassas is opening its doors to all government employees in need of food during this time.
Stewart Touts County Progress Under his Leadership: ‘We are Now One of the Safest Communities in America’
Corey Stewart (R), the Chairman of the Board of County Supervisors, delivered his annual State of the County address on Tuesday, Jan. 8, to open the first meeting of the Board of County Supervisors for 2019. The Chairman noted that this will be his final address
UPDATE: Corey Stewart Announces He Won’t Seek Reelection as Prince William Chairman
Corey Stewart served as Chairman At-Large of the Prince William Board of County Supervisors since 2006. Today he announced that he will not be running for reelection.
All Star Heating & Cooling Puts Relationships First
“When I sell you an HVAC system it’s kind of like a marriage. That’s the beginning of the relationship, not the end,” Baker said.
Rep. Rob Wittman Stands Behind Vote Not to Reopen Fed. Government
There was some confusion as to whether Republican Congressman Rob Wittman (Va-1st District) voted against the funding bill that would reopen the partially closed government
Dick Black Announces Retirement from Va State Senate
Virginia State Senator Col. Richard “Dick” Black, (R-13th District), will not be seeking reelection this November, according to a recent announcement.
