Tag: Prince William County
New Flyover Ramp from I-66 E to Rt 28 N Opening July 8
REMINDER: New Flyover Ramp from I-66 East to Route 28 North Opening on or about Wednesday, July 8
Early project milestone opens ahead of schedule
Commonwealth’s Attorney Amy Ashworth Announces Indictments for Murder at Denny’s Restaurant
Prince William Commonwealth Attorney has charged the two suspects in the Denny’s Christmas night murder, Jordan Lee Anderson, and Ryan Thomas Walker, with First Degree Murder plus several additional felony charges.
Prince William Jail Board to Let 287(g) ICE Cooperation Program Expire
The Prince William County Regional Jail Board decided, Wednesday, to allow the county’s controversial 287(g)-ICE program to expire on June 30.
PWCS to Hold Virtual Meeting on Renaming of Stonewall MS, Stonewall Jackson HS
The meeting will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday, June 22. Members of the public are encouraged to attend the meeting and provide suggestions, recommendations, and justifications.
‘Get Happy, Dammit,’ Grows Inspiration, Motivation, Supports Mental Health Initiatives
The book, by Bristow writer Katherine Gotthardt, offers short essays, exercises and poetry as avenues to create inspiration and motivation, two necessary elements that can lead to greater happiness.
Governor Announces Virginia’s Plan for PreK-12 Education, NoVa to Enter Phase 2, Friday
Gov. Ralph Northam announced today that Virginia students will be returning to school at the beginning of the fall 2020-21 semester, but the school day will look very different.
New COVID-19 Cases Continue to Decline in Virginia Despite Phased Openings
Virginia has seen a decrease in new COVID-19 cases even as the Commonwealth has begun to loosen restrictions on businesses.
Prince William School Board Releases Statement on Death of George Floyd
The School Board shares the community’s sadness, anger, and frustration with the killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and countless other Black Americans.
Prince William Police Say Recent Protests Have Been Peaceful
Police closed Sudley Road in Manassas, Tuesday night, out of concern for protesters and others, said PIO Sgt. Jonathan Perok. It was not a response to violence.
UPDATED: Police Say Sudley Road Protest, Tuesday, Remained Lawful
Prince William Police issued a traffic alert, Tuesday evening, announcing they would once again be closing roads at the intersection of Sudley Road at Sudley Manor Drive and Ashton Avenue in Manassas.
