AUDIO SLIDESHOW Potomac Mills mall was bustling Saturday afternoon, but the same couldn’t be said for The Potomac Nationals’ national anthem audition. “We had a bigger crowd last year,” said Jason Choi, one of the judges. “But at the same time just because you have a bigger crowd doesn’t mean you get a lot more…
If the bullet that grazed a 27-year-old area man’s head had hit a quarter- or half-inch lower, he probably would have been killed, Manassas police said Thursday. Instead, the round that hit the man left him with only a laceration, following the 11:25 p.m. shooting Saturday at American Legion Post 10 at 9950 Cockrell Road…
House Republicans have toned down their criticism of Gov. Mark R. Warner for not leading on tax reform and instead are focusing on keeping their joint effort open to the public. Warner met informally with the 10-member tax reform commission Thursday in Richmond, and some observers remarked it was a sort of “kumbaya” moment with…
Manassas is nearing a solution to its lack of animal shelter services, with a group of local businessmen offering to build a shelter and lease it to the city. Church Street Development LLC is proposing a 8,500-square-foot animal shelter near the corner of Dean Drive and Wellington Road. The shelter would be run by Waggin’…
The Prince William chapter of Rolling Thunder, the motorcycle-riding veteran’s advocacy group, is asking the Circuit Court to order former members to return their Rolling Thunder patches. “It’s our reputation at stake, our property, and it’s a registered trademark,” said chapter president Arthur Foss. “We’re either gonna get the patches back or else.” Rolling Thunder…