All of the hard work in the offseason paid off last Saturday night as the Northern Virginia Rampage had their most dominating performance to date. They defeated the Northern Virginia Mustangs at Chuck Coles Memorial Stadium 36-6. The score was not indicative of just how much the team controlled the pace from the onset. Emphasizing […]
By Liletta Harlem The theme of this year’s Women’s History month is Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories. When we reflect on telling our stories, it’s noteworthy to consider the story of Women’s History Month itself. Originally, starting as a week only, in 1980, President Jimmy Carter made the first official proclamation to designate this […]
by Queenie McLean Community leader and former Vice Mayor of the Town of Dumfries, Mr. Willie J. Toney and I sat down to discuss some extra-ordinary things that shaped his life. We discussed the importance of family and community, exposure and education and lessons leaned from “love” after 30 years of marriage. Small Time, Southern […]
After an impressive showing during last week’s pre-season contest in the North-South Classic against the Connecticut Falcons, the season begins in earnest for the Northern Virginia Rampage tomorrow night against the NoVa Mustangs. Despite the usual cold elements that accompany the early March weather, the Rampage came out with an aggressiveness that suggests they will […]
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By: Diana McCollough When you have a loved one in need Assisting them becomes your need What about the gloomy stranger you meet Could you brighten them with how you greet We are all connected Each other’s feelings should be respected After all we are neighbors Try being the engraver Of what is positive Be cognizant […]
by Jennifer Roberts A school seems like an odd place for students to have to do battle. After all, school should be a place that is emotionally safe for students. But for some of Prince William County’s Schools Black students, this is not the reality. Instead of their schools being welcoming, supportive environments, some students […]
by Josh Levi, president of the Data Center Coalition When it comes to the future of data centers in the commonwealth, some of the recent public conversation has centered on whether and how much the industry impacts the environment. Often, a narrow focus is placed on the amount of electricity consumed by data centers; it is significant, […]
“Set your goals high, and don’t stop til you get there,” Bo Jackson If there’s one thing that Vincent “Bo” Jackson knew, it was how to compete at the highest level on the gridiron. That’s exactly what the Northern Virginia Rampage semi-professional football team plans to do as another year is upon us. Despite the […]
by Marguerite Bailey Young Earlier this month, I had the honor of attending President Biden’s State of the Union Address as Senator Mark Warner’s guest. It’s clear to me, after listening to the President’s speech, that the American people have a lot to celebrate. To put it simply, millions of Americans like me are saving […]
