FROM Prince William County Police Department Reports
10/22/24 / Breaking News / Health & Safety / Manassas / People & Places / Woodbridge /
Fatal Crash Investigation – On October 8, 2024 at 7:58AM, crash investigators with the Prince William County Police Department responded to the area of the Prince William Pkwy and Clover Hill Rd in Manassas (20110) to investigate a single vehicle crash.
By Terri L. Erwin-Fitz
06/25/12 / Bristow / Education / Nokesville / People & Places /
The soccer team at the new Patriot High School in Nokesville VA completed several service projects in addition to their daily practices and game schedule. Team coaches encouraged the working together on service projects in the community to build a sense of camaraderie among the soccer players both on and off the field. The high school opened in September 2011 and had no senior class for the 2011-12 school year.
06/25/12 /
Manassas VA City Police Department's crime report for Monday, July 25, 2012
06/22/12 /
Prince William County VA Police Department's crime report for Friday, June 22, 2012 included arrests in incidents involving a car damaging public property--wooden guard rails at Locust Shade Park-- and a man being cut in the arm with a carrot peeler.
Prince William County VA Police Department's crime report for Thursday, June 21, 2012
The Manassas VA city school board was unanimous in its recent action to name a Georgia educator to be the next superintendent of schools.
Manassas VA City Police Department's crime report for Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Virginia State Park personnel will teach the general public about camping outdoor during the Great American Backyard Campout that will be held this Saturday, June 23, at all 35 state parks. A special group camping experience will be held for novice or firsttime campers at two nearby locations. In Prince William County, the special program will be at Leesylvania State Park off US 1 in Woodbridge. In Fauquier County, the special camping program will be at Sky Meadows State Park off US 17 between I-66 and US 50.
June 18-24 is Virginia Pollinator Week and people of all ages and all across the state are being asked to do something to help save bees, bats, butterflies, birds, moths, beetles, insects and other pollinators - that provide an essential service in making food crops grow. The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has put together a list of eight simple things people can do to help the pollinators survive. See below.