Amen!
Look for Warner to make a similar announcement next week promising to veto any legislation that requires Virginians to drive on the left side of the road.
Look for Warner to make a similar announcement next week promising to veto any legislation that requires Virginians to drive on the left side of the road.
There’s no question about who’s the conservative and who’s the moderate in the 51st House of Delegates race. It’s more of a question of what voters prefer. Faisal Gill is the pro-life, non-apologetic Republican. Paul Nichols is a pro-choice, self-described “regular guy” on the Democratic ticket. Gill says he wants Virginia to reprioritize its budget…
Republican incumbent Sean T. Connaughton, so far, is running toward the November election like most other candidates, waiting until Labor Day when the unofficial election season begins, before he buckles down for his reelection bid for at-large chairman of the Prince William Board of County Supervisors. His challenger, Democrat Rick Coplen, has already held two…
A ceremony was conducted recently at the American Legion Robert Vincent McMaugh Memorial Post 10 in Manassas to remember and ensure POW’s and MIAs from past wars are never forgotten. At the beginning of the ceremony, the honor guard from the National Reconnaissance Office posted the United States and POW/MIA flags beside an “altar” erected…
An appointed board that prioritizes Virginia’s road projects is looking for input on which road projects the cash-strapped Virginia Department of Transportation should tackle in the next six years. The Commonwealth Transportation Board meets Wednesday at the Fairfax Government Center for a regional public hearing, which local elected officials will also attend. The hearing kicks…
Once you’ve seen “9 Parts of Desire,” Heather Raffo’s remarkable one-woman play at Arena Stage, you won’t view news accounts from Iraq in the same way. Raffo portrays nine women – eight Iraqis and one American – who offer different perspectives on the reports that have become so familiar to us: the cruelty of Saddam’s…
Velma G. Martin Velma Gertrude Martin, 91, of Manassas, died Friday, Feb. 8, 2002, at Annaburg Manor, Manassas. She was a member of Trinity Baptist Church in Lawton, Okla. She was preceded in death by her husband, John V. Martin. Survivors include two children, Vee Deanya Goodgion of Manassas and Don E. Martin of Mesquite,…