by John Reid Yesterday at the Open Space Arts Center at Stonebridge Town Center in Woodbridge, Supervisor Margaret Franklin hosted the 4th annual Black History Month “African Americans & The Arts” presentation. Joining Franklin for the panel was Denise McPhail, Executive Director of The Creative and Performing Arts Center, Herb Williams, Director of the Prince […]
Black children’s book bans are rising, but no ban can stop the power of the people. The third annual celebration of Black Children’s Book Week starts on February 25th. People around the world are gearing up to participate in celebrations in Canada, Ghana, Austria, and throughout the US. Founded in 2022 by social entrepreneur and […]
by John Reid On April 5, 2023, 34-year-old Mustafa Aljazairi was driving on Route 234 in Dumfries with his girlfriend Dorothy Fontain and her 5-year-old daughter Empress Fontain. They were on their way to deliver flowers to her mother’s memorial when, according to the police report’s inspection, the brake calipers on the Chrysler 300 he […]
by John Reid The Prince William County Community Foundation, who was recently honored at the Human Rights Day Celebration, is providing both educators and students scholarships and micro-grant opportunities: Please visit their website for more details on the application process.
In the heart of Manassas, Virginia, a new spot has emerged, celebrating not only the rich flavors of hand-crafted burgers but also the vibrant culture of the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) area. Burgers@ Manassas, located at 8300 Sudley Road #A1, Manassas, VA 20109, has officially opened its doors, inviting locals to taste the essence of […]
by John Reid Since its grand re-opening in 2022, One Community Social Services has served the community by providing support for resettlement agencies. Located at Potomac Mills, the non-profit organization has given families such necessities as toiletries, infant and baby goods, educational resources, shoes, furniture, and additional items for those who are in need. Thanks […]
by Queenie McLean In celebration of Black History Month, we shine a spotlight on Darren Foster, a remarkable resident of Prince William County, Virginia. Originally from Detroit and a military veteran, Foster has made the DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia) his home for the past 24 years. As a person of color with […]
by John Reid On Thursday, February 15, the Prince William Committee of 100 will host a gathering at Don Jose’s Kitchen in Manassas to discuss the stigmas of Career and Technical Education. Among the speakers will be Tara Eason, CTE Coordinator of Manassas City Public Schools and Zuzana Steen, Academic and Community Relations Director of […]
Sports betting can be an enjoyable pastime for most people, but for 2-3 percent of the adult population, it can lead to more gambling. The Prince William County Community Services, or CS, stands ready to help, though, by providing resources and education to people who find themselves in trouble because of gambling. “We’re providing education […]
by John Reid Earlier today Potomac District Supervisor Andrea Bailey announced her candidacy for Virginia’s 7th Congressional District. She made the announcement on her Instagram account. Bailey also announced she has secured the endorsement of former Virginia Governor Ralph Northam. Bailey, a Democrat, was re-elected in November. Among her accomplishments has been overseeing the building […]
