Prince William County Mutual Aid will be hosting a distribution event on October 30 from 9am-4pm at Lion’s Club Park West, located at 8620 Sunnygate Drive in Manassas. At the event they will provide free clothing, food, school supplies, hygiene and household items. This event is open to all members of the community. They will […]
One of America’s greatest mystery thrillers is coming to the Hylton Performing Arts Center starting tomorrow. Prince William Little Theatre will present the classic “Dial M for Murder. Set in the early 1950s in London England, tennis pro Tony Wendice marries beautiful Margot. Margot has exactly what Tony loves; beauty and money. Follow Tony as […]
The Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas has hosted several top-notch presentations over the years, and this weekend was no exception as the debut of “Queen of the People’s Hearts’ made it long awaited debut. Created by Angela Knight Music Productions, it told the story of the late Princess Diana, the Princess of Wales. Featuring […]
If there is one thing to be said about Manassas City Councilman David Farajollahi, it’s that he understands the life of Virginians. A lifelong native of the Commonwealth, Farajollahi was born and raised in Lorton as a first generation American. He is the son of a multi-cultural family, with his parents from Iran and Bolivia […]
City of Manassas a recipient of one Main Street Grant Governor Ralph Northam today announced that 16 communities across the Commonwealth will receive more than $200,000 in Virginia Main Street grants to support projects aimed at revitalizing historic commercial districts, expanding small businesses, and growing local economies. “These grants will go a long way towards […]
Election season is in full swing, and on Friday at Zandra’s Taqueria in Old Town Manassas a plethora of supporters came to speak in support of Democrat Michelle Maldonado’s bid to win the 50th District House of Delegates seat. Among those in attendance were several members from the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, local […]
Team FanSwap is more than just a show, it’s a presence in the community. Back in the 1990s Black and Brown teenagers spent their Saturday afternoons watching the show ‘Teen Summit’ on Black Entertainment Television. It was a show that featured artists, but also a powerful message on issues facing the minority communities. Now, a […]
Helen Zurita, a Manassas City resident and advocate against homelessness, is most well known for her fight to save East End Mobile Home Park when the community was at risk a few years ago. Now, she’s facing new challenges as a candidate for Manassas City Council. “I’m not a politician; I’m a community builder,” Zurita […]
The name Stonewall Jackson invokes several memories, many of them painful ones. For the citizens of Manassas, the representation of Jackson is being challenged with a petition to have it removed. But that is not the only monument of the Confederate general that may be changed, as several people came together in front of Stonewall […]
In the wake of worldwide protests over the George Floyd murder the nation has seen a myriad of symbolic changes, and none more so than here in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Last week it was discussed how Governor Ralph Northam and Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney voted to remove the statues of Confederate leaders in Richmond […]
