Tag: Prince William
Police Launch Helicopter, K9 Search for Palmer Marsh
The Prince William Police began a localized helicopter and K9 search Saturday for Palmer Marsh, 16, of Nokesville.
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.
Celebrate Manassas’s Artistic Community at One Love Art Festival
One Love is a trans-formative 3-day multi-media art event the weekend of May 18, that is a celebration of life and our diverse artistic Manassas community. The event is designed to give artists a platform to perform, share and leverage their art to the betterment of the community, while raising awareness and inspiring hope for […]
Prince William County Police Job Fair Is this Saturday
Are you interested in a career with the Prince William County Police Department? If so, please join us on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Join us at the Paul T. White Jr. Western District Station.
Local Churches Organize Manassas ‘March for Our Lives’ Rally
Several local churches have organized a Manassas March for Our Lives event, Saturday, 24, at the corner of Sudley Manor Drive and Route 234, Sudley Road, starting at noon.
Prince William Receives Uptick in Threats Following Parkland
Since the Parkland tragedy, there have been between 37 and 40 threats reported to Prince William County Police, according to Police Chief Barry Barnard, who spoke at a school safety town hall meeting.
Prince William Police Chief Addresses Police Presence in Schools
As the nation continues to heal from the violence in Parkland, Florida last week, our hearts go out to the victims and their families.
Arrest Made in Sudley Road Shooting
Detectives from the Violent Crimes Bureau received a tip, Feb. 13, which ultimately led to the identity of the suspect involved in the shooting that occurred on Sudley Road in Manassas on January 28.
RICHMOND BEAT: House Panel Rejects ‘Net Neutrality’ Bill
A bill to prohibit internet service providers from prioritizing or blocking certain websites based on content or hosting platform was killed Tuesday in a House subcommittee.
LaRock, Hugo’s Northern Va Toll Relief Legislation Passes House Transportation Committee
Legislation put forward by House Transportation Committee vice-chair Del. Tim Hugo (R- Fairfax) and Del. Dave LaRock (R-Loudoun) to provide desperately-needed toll relief for Northern Virginia commuters passed the House Transportation Committee this morning on a 21-1 vote, with only Del. Ken Plum, (D-Fairfax) opposed.
