Dale City News

Coffee links communities

The Free Lance-Star - Sat Nov 21

In Indonesia, a widow struggles to care for 25 orphans. In Locust Grove, a group of Christians struggle to share their faith in an area filled with gated communities and busy commuters.

Pay it forward

Potomac News - Fri Nov 20

During the first two months of the school year, students at Beville Middle School had gotten off to a great start in serving their community, both locally and internationally.

Investigation of Woody nearly complete

Richmond Times-Dispatch - Fri Nov 20

The special prosecutor investigating an allegation made against Richmond's sheriff plans to complete the inquiry by early next week.

Spotsylvania grand jury issues indictments

The Free Lance-Star - Fri Nov 20

The following people were indicted recently by a Spotsylvania County grand jury: Sandra Lee Allison, Mineral, six counts of embezzlement.

Walk raises funds to fight diabetes

Potomac News - Thu Nov 19

Micron Technology Virginia, Manassas, recently hosted the Prince William County Step Out to Fight Diabetes Walk.

Golf tournament raises $40,000

Potomac News - Thu Nov 19

Glory Days Grill, a restaurant chain with locations in Prince William County and Manassas, conducted its 14th annual benefit golf tournament recently at the Piedmont Club, Haymarket.

High school hosts blood drive

Journal Messenger - Thu Nov 19

Be a hero by giving blood at Brentsville High School's blood drive Dec. 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the school's cafeteria.

Elliott executed for a 01 death

CulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA - Wed Nov 18

Death-row inmate Larry Bill Elliott was executed last night for the 2001 murder of Dana Thrall of Prince William County.

Colleges at end of H1N1 line

The Free Lance-Star - Wed Nov 18

Ruth Lovelace has told students at the University of Mary Washington that if they can get the H1N1 shot while they're home for Thanksgiving, they should do so.

Ribbon cut, Rainbow rides

Potomac News - Tue Nov 17

It was light rain with sunshine smiles when Rainbow Riding Center, located at the newly opened Silver Lake Regional Park in Haymarket, held the ribbon cutting for their state-of-the art center which will provide increased space and resources for disabled children participating in the 4-H therapeutic riding programs.