Attorneys representing sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad successfully argued for two separate, court-appointed private investigators to research their client’s history and the crimes he is accused of committing — while laying the initial groundwork for a possible future defense strategy in Prince William County Circuit Court on Friday. Attorney Jonathan Shapiro told Judge Leroy F….
Deborah May’s pregnant belly nudged against her husband’s military casket as she leaned over to kiss him goodbye. Her long blond hair and handful of tissues couldn’t hide the grief and pain in her face. She held tight onto the neatly folded American flag that had been draped over the casket and cried as she…
Amy Norman is so gung-ho about joining the Army that she had the Army insignia tattooed on her arm. Arriving at a recruiting station in Woodbridge to complete some details, she talked about wanting to serve her country and how great an Army nurse career would be. There was just one little problem: The war….
L. Scott Lingamfelter said he would stick to the platform of “common sense conservatism” that first got him elected to the Virginia House of Delegates two years ago. Lingamfelter, a Republican, announced his intent to run for reelection to the 31st House District to about 120 supporters Saturday afternoon at the Coles District Volunteer Fire…
Shirley Couteau, a Lake Ridge recreation specialist, announced her candidacy Saturday for the Occoquan District seat on the Prince William County School Board. Couteau, 45, is active in the Occoquan District Boy Scouts of America and serves as the district’s Cub Roundtable Commissioner and Cub Scout program chairperson. Couteau’s 14-year-old son is in Troop 1369….