Journal Messenger - Sat Nov 28
Prince William County police issued 950 citations to motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists during the latest Street Smart Campaign for Pedestrian Safety.
Police blotter for Nov. 28Journal Messenger - Sat Nov 28
Prince William County police reported the following incidents: BRISTOW A microwave and stovetop were stolen between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Nov.
Saturday Traffic on I-95The Free Lance-Star - Sat Nov 28
UPDATE at 1:40 p.m. - VDOT is warning motorists to expect some delays in North Stafford on I-95 north near Exit 143 at Aquia/Garrisonville Road due to a crash.
Driver charged in fatal crashJournal Messenger - Fri Nov 27
A 25-year-old man has been charged in a crash that killed a Maryland resident Tuesday near Manassas.
Passion to teachJournal Messenger - Fri Nov 27
Drema Khraibani has a passion to teach children. Because of a unique program, "Today's Students, Tomorrow's Teachers," the 2009 honors graduate from Freedom High School and current freshman at the University of Mary Washington is closer than ever to achieving her dream.
D.C. Schools See More Students Needing Lunch as Unemployment RisesWHSV - Fri Nov 27
Schools in the Washington area are feeding a growing number of poor students as unemployment rises.
Annual citrus sale comes to Lake Jaskson in a few daysPotomac News - Thu Nov 26
It's that time of the year for the happily anticipated Lake Jackson/Mid-County Annual Citrus Sale, which takes place Dec.
Some VA Schools Struggling with Increasing EnrollmentWHSV-TV Harrisonburg - Thu Nov 26
Booming school enrollment in northern Virginia over the past decade is only speeding up as the economy sputters.
PW wins Go Green AwardGainesville Times - Thu Nov 26
Prince William County recently competed in the 2009 Green Government Challenge. Based on local initiatives to go green and protect the natural environment, the county achieved the Platinum Certification under the Virginia Association of Counties' Go Green Initiative.
Seniors deserve cost of living raiseCulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA - Thu Nov 26
If you are receiving Social Security benefits, you might want to hold off just a minute before going on a Christmas shopping spree on Black Friday because the federal government is about to give seniors new meaning to the words "fixed income." This January, for the first time since 1975, Social Security recipients will not receive a yearly cost of ...
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