On Monday, March 20th, 6 women came together to celebrate the My Natural Me, 3rd Annual Coffee & Tea chat! What started during the pandemic as a virtual way to celebrate women’s history has now developed into an annual celebration. The women selected for this year’s discussion included women from a variety of backgrounds and […]
Preparatory work has begun on Prince William County’s first parking garage, a park-and-ride facility that will relieve crowding at the Route 1/Route 234 Park and Ride Lot. Design on the $53.5-million, 1,414-space Potomac/Neabsco Mills Commuter Garage, which will serve as an OmniRide bus hub, began in 2022 after the Prince William Board of County Supervisors chose […]
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA – As Prince William County’s new Crisis Receiving Center and Community Services Building continues to be built, Prince William County and Potomac District Supervisor Andrea Bailey welcomed Senator Tim Kaine for a tour and round table discussion on Monday, March 20, 2023. The Crisis Receiving Center, located on Worth Avenue in Woodbridge, will […]
The historic documents of Prince William, Manassas, and Manassas Park are now available online as part of an unprecedented effort by Circuit Court Clerk Jacqueline C. Smith to provide constituents greater access to the local historical archives which date back to Colonial times. The Historic Online Portal (HOP) is in its early stages of implementation, […]
by John Reid “Those who are the happiest are those who do the most for others.” Booker T. Washington Being able to meet the need is a core value in the Zargarpur family. This week, they celebrate the next step in service as the grand re-opening of their non-profit organization One Community Social Services in […]
Best-selling author B.M. Hardin has written and released The No-No Book to help kids learn how to set boundaries. This book helps kids identify actions and scenarios where saying NO is the best response. In this book, kids read about topics that they can relate to. “No, you can’t touch my hair!” Little brown girls deal with […]
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 […]
Haymarket, Virginia – Conversations in the Community will host “A Conversation with Prince William County Schools Ombudsman Mo Bookstein” on Tuesday, March 21st at 7:30 p.m. EST. The conversation will be virtual. “One of Prince William County School’s four commitments is a commitment to family and community engagement. Effectively engaging with the office of the […]
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 […]
The work stoppage at OmniRide is over! Union members have voted to accept the latest Keolis contract offer. OmniRide buses will resume service on Monday, March 12. Service will operate as described below. These Express commuter routes will run: Other Express commuter routes will operate as manpower is available. Metro Express, Local, East-West Express, Connect […]
