The caller reported to police that Linda Sue Greenfield walked away from her home located in the 3400 block of Fort Lyon in Lake Ridge about 8:00 a.m. this morning, May 14. Ms. Greenfield is believed to have left voluntarily and may be in need of assistance which qualifies her as being endangered.

Nokesville Day activities on Saturday, May 16 will be centered at Brentsville District High School due to VDOT's unexpected closing of the Aden Road railroad bridge. Parking will be at Nokesville Elementary and along Aden Road.

Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (NVTA) has kicked off a series of widening and improvement projects along VA 28 today, Monday, May 11.

Between April and May of 2015, members of the Northern Virginia/DC Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, including detectives from the Prince William County and Manassas City Police Departments, conducted a proactive operation targeting individuals soliciting minors for sexual acts online.

This morning, May 1, Virginia Department of Transportation crews will close the historic Aden Road bridge over Norfolk Southern Railroad. An inspection has revealed further deterioration of the 132-year-old truss, which was already scheduled for a nine-month closure to begin in July as part of an upcoming rehabilitation project.

Two-time champion and tournament host, Tiger Woods, announced Wednesday, April 29, his commitment to compete in the 2015 Quicken Loans National at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Prince William County, Va., according to a news release from the Tiger Woods Foundation.

Supervisor Jeanine Lawson and School Board member Gil Trenum invite the Brentsville District to attend their joint town hall meeting on public safety, at Patriot High School, 10504 Kettle Run Rd in Nokesville on Tuesday, April 28th starting at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium.

VDOT is not actively working on the Bi-County Parkway including pursuing the Programmatic Agreement or the environmental approvals from the Federal Highway Administration.’ In effect, this letter presents a significant roadblock to this project that sought to close Rt. 234 and traffic calm Rt. 29 through the Manassas National Battlefield Park, which would have affected hundreds of homeowners and businesses including the historic Sudley Methodist Church, according to Del. Tim Hugo, one of the projects major opponents.