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October 12, 2024

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"Factory of Fear" Opening Reception

6:00 PM

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Gallery Director: Jordan Exum | jexum@VirginiaARTfactory.org 9419 Battle St, Manassas, VA 20110 703-330-2787 Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday (10 am-5 pm), Sunday (12-5 pm) VirginiaARTfactory.org …

Police Arrest Man for Abduction, Sexual Assault in Gainesville

Police Fire Gun at Loose Dogs Attacking Individuals in Gainesville

Naresh Bhatt denied bond due to 'overwhelming,' 'horrific' testimony

Patriot, Gar-Field Open with Big Wins

Jackson McCarter ran for five touchdowns Friday as visiting Patriot beat Westfield 41-24 for the first time in the program's history.

Truck Hits PWCS School BUS in Bristow, Monday Morning

Bus 493 was rear-ended by a truck at 7:54 a.m. on Nokesville Road.

Virginia Department of Education Issues Draft Guidance for Cell Phone-Free Education

The draft guidance defines cell phone-free education in Virginia’s schools as “bell-to-bell", meaning phones should be turned off and stored away from the first bell at the start of the school day to begin instructional time until the dismissal bell rings at the end of the academic school day. “Bell-to-bell” includes lunch and time in between class periods.

Now’s the time to kickstart your summer exercise routine. Pair up with a friend for extra fun and motivation.

3 Safe Senior Exercise Options For Summer

(NAPS)—Sunshine and warm weather have many people thinking about new workout options. If you’re ready to kickstart your fitness routine—but want to do so safely—consider these three simple …

You can gain a lot of satisfaction when you volunteer your expertise to help small businesses grow.

Rebuilding Small Businesses: Volunteers Wanted

(NAPSI)—If you or someone you know is a successful corporate executive with deep business knowledge; a social media maven who guided a corporate brand to big time success; a public speaker and …

Adelle Settle is Settling School Meal Debt

If your child’s lunch card has ever gone in the red and they were still able to buy a hot lunch, you can thank Adelle Settle, a Gainesville mom, attorney and activist. Settle is helping K-12 students across the nation eat a hot school meal without being singled out.