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.
Manassas City Council chose Monday night to award the management contract for the Loy. E. Harris Pavilion to a company based in the Richmond area, turning down a local non-profit that has become a fixture in the community. In a 4-2 vote described by many council members as difficult, the City Council handed over control…
The Prince William County School Board on Wednesday postponed for the third time a decision about the Prince William Linguistics Academy. In 2002, Dr. Samia Harris submitted the initial application asking the school board to fund a school to teach Arabic, French, English and Spanish to 500 kindergarten through sixth-grade students . Students at the…
The fiery engines roared and shiny black helmets glistened in the sun as thousands of veterans from all over the United States rode motorcycles into Washington, D.C., on Sunday. Once scared young soldiers with callow faces, the wave of men and women in rough denim and rugged leather stormed the Pentagon and paraded the Vietnam…
When a band playing Nissan Pavilion announces it’s about to play its final number, concert goers have a big decision to make. They can either run for the parking lots while making an escape just as the band begins its encore, or they can enjoy the rest of the show and wait two hours before…
Ronald Blood Ronald “Ron” Richard Blood, 54 of Fairfax Station, died Tuesday, July 9, 2002 at Inova Alexandria Hospital. Born in Jamestown, N.Y., he moved to Northern Virginia in 1994. After serving 29 years with the U. S. Army, he retired as a Chief Warrant Officer Three. He had been employed with TSI in Lanham,…
Prince William County will soon receive its fair share $4.3 million of emergency preparedness money from the federal government because of its assistance at the Pentagon on Sept. 11. The money will be used to beef up the county’s police and fire and rescue operations to ready it in case of another terrorist attack. More…