Tag: Prince William County
St. Paul’s Haymarket to Hold Benefit Concert for Haymarket Regional Food Pantry
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will present a choral concert, Sunday, Feb. 9, at 3 p.m., to benefit The Haymarket Food Pantry.
Supervisor Lawson Issues Statement on Governor’s State of Emergency at Capitol Grounds
“I am disappointed that our elected governor feels such contempt for the 2nd amendment that he sees fit to compromise the right entirely.” – Supervisor Jeanine Lawson
Prince William Board Withdraws Gun Control Resolution
The controversial resolution recommended the Virginia General Assembly approve some forms of gun control and gun safety legislation.
Police Investigate Another Armed Robbery on Sudley Road
Prince William Police are requesting the public’s help in identifying and locating a suspect who robbed Sally Beauty Supply store in the Sudley-Manassas area of Prince William, Tuesday.
RICHMOND BEAT: Gun Rights Advocates Flood Capitol as Gun Control Bills Advance
RICHMOND — The National Rifle Association and hundreds of Second Amendment supporters flocked Monday to the State Capitol, voicing their opposition to proposed gun control bills in the Democrat-controlled General Assembly.
Police Seek Suspects in Armed Robberies at 2 Manassas Area 7-Eleven Stores
Prince William Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects in two 7-Eleven armed robberies that occurred in the early morning hours Sunday in Manassas.
Prince William Supervisors Postpone Vote on Gun Safety Resolution
Before the next vote, the supervisors will further investigate the issue, talk with more constituents and may amend the resolution.
Prince William County Announces Local Road Closures
Prince William County announces road closures on the western end of the county.
Winter is the Perfect Time to Get ‘Crazy Beautiful’
Crazy Beautiful Spa in Old Town Manassas offers personalized spa treatments with a licensed esthetician and massage therapist.
Prince William Board to Vote on Gun Control Resolution
Prince William County Board of Supervisors Chairman At-large-Elect Ann Wheeler (D) has proposed a resolution that urges the Virginia General Assembly to address gun violence while affirming Prince William will remain a Constitutional County.
