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VDOT seeks public input on two Route 29 intersections

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Virginia Department of Transportation wants public input on two Route 29 intersections as the state studies possible improvements in Albemarle and Fauquier counties. In Albemarle County, the study covers Route 29, also called Seminole Trail, at Airport Road and Proffit Road. In Fauquier County, the...

Albemarle County, VA · 1d

WTOP

‘You can’t deny what people are feeling’: Voters in reliably red Fauquier County on the election’s blue wave

Voters in Fauquier County, Virginia, tend to be Republican stalwarts. The last time they supported a Democratic candidate for president was 1964, when Lyndon B. Johnson defeated Barry Goldwater in a landslide. In this year’s election, the county’s voters backed Republican Senate candidate Bert Mizusawa, who lost his bid to...

Fauquier County, VA · 16h

libertypatriotpress.com

Nailed It: Insight on Seniors Alayna Champ and Aisha Calloway’s Nail Businesses

Many students at Liberty High School start their own businesses before graduating and seniors Alayna Champ and Aisha Calloway did just that. Both Champ and Calloway have started their own nail businesses this year and hope to continue their nail journey in the future. “I started my nail business because I’ve always loved making art. After starting cosmetology, doing nails became the best way to show off my creativity,” Champ said.

Bealeton, VA · 1d

InsideNoVa

Manassas City Council approves Center Street rezoning, paving the way for new apartments, parking garage

A proposal for over 160 apartments and a new public parking garage in Old Town Manassas is moving forward. The Manassas City Council voted 3-1 Monday to advance the project along Center Street through a rezoning from industrial and commercial to planned city center. The first-reading vote followed public comments from residents both supporting and opposing the development at the former Manassas Ice and Fuel Company, or MIFCO, site, which the city purchased for over $3 million last year. Those opposed to the development raised concerns about increased traffic near schools and downtown, potential costs to taxpayers, unanswered questions about the city’s financial obligations and whether the proposed buildings would diminish Old Town’s historic character. Some asked the council to delay the decision or consider a smaller project. Supporters argued the development could attract more visitors, increase foot traffic and bring additional customers to downtown businesses. Others said the underused property needs redevelopment and that the project could contribute to the city’s economic growth. MLG Construction Management submitted the unsolicited development proposal under the Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act in September 2025. The council approved an interim development agreement May 11, and the city later initiated the rezoning process.

Manassas, VA · 2d

InsideNoVa

After 26 seasons, Nathan's Dairy Bar in Manassas under new family ownership

Nathan’s Dairy Bar, at 8948 Mathis Ave. in Manassas, is entering a new chapter. The ice cream shop announced the transition to new family ownership in a Nov. 8 Facebook post, welcoming longtime family friends as its new owners after 26 seasons in business. The families will continue working together through a partnership to help ensure a smooth transition while maintaining the shop’s traditions, ice cream quality and customer service, according to the announcement. “For 26 seasons, Nathan’s Dairy Bar has been more than just an ice cream shop,” the post stated. “It’s been a place where memories are made, friendships are formed, and generations of families have gathered for something sweet.” The business was founded in 2001 by Manassas resident David Hutton, who named the shop after his son, Nathan, according to the business website. Nathan’s specializes in soft-serve ice cream, offering a variety of flavors and sherbet options. The shop also changes its featured flavors twice a week and promotes special offers through its Facebook page. In its announcement, the families thanked customers for their support over the past 26 seasons and expressed their commitment to continuing the business’s legacy. “New Family, Same Sweet Tradition!” the post stated.

Manassas, VA · 3d

PWLiving

Fresh Brews and Fresh Perspectives

Provided by City of Manassas Economic Development Department. A new coffee shop is brewing up something special at 9836 Liberia Avenue! Founded by three local entrepreneurs who just happen to share a love for their home country of Nepal and a background in engineering, Kajin Sara serves creative specialties like Coconut Matcha Cloud and Salted Caramel Matcha alongside traditional espresso drinks, locally sourced pastries, and a welcoming space for gathering. In fact, the coffee shop is named after Kajin Sara Lake in the Himalayas, a place described as “a destination above the noise.”

Manassas, VA · 16h

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Group works to find the remains of Civil War soldiers in Manassas

MANASSAS, Va. - An effort to find the remains of Civil War soldiers is underway just outside of Manassas National Battlefield Park. The site is already home to a monument to Timothy Dunklin, a Texan, who, at age 16, fought for the Confederacy in the Second Battle of Manassas during the Civil War. Dunklin died in August 1862, explained Cherie Johnston, the executive director of the Manassas Battlefield Trust.

Manassas, VA · 1d

InsideNoVa

Knakal's Bakery, one of Culpeper's oldest businesses, goes up for sale

Knakal’s Bakery, one of Culpeper’s oldest operating businesses, has put its historic downtown home on the market. The buildings at 146 and 150 E. Davis St. housing the 91-year-old bakery and a neighboring commercial space, were listed last Friday night for $1.2 million by Duckett Corbin Team Realtors with RE/MAX Gateway. The real estate is offered separately from the bakery business itself, though acquisition inquiries for the business are welcome, the realty team said in a Facebook post . Dwayne and Beth Whitt, who have owned and operated Knakal’s since 1977, were on vacation Monday and could not immediately be reached for comment. The bakery opened in 1935 and has only had two owners, the Knakals and the Whitts, who retained its original layout, vintage display cases and decades-old recipes for its signature donuts and apple bread. "Everything is made here and baked fresh daily,” Beth Whitt told the Culpeper Times in 2023. “At Christmas, a few holiday cookies are brought in, but everything else is made on site.” The bakery sells an assortment of donuts, polka rolls, cake bars, different kinds of cupcakes, cakes, cookies, spice bars, fudge nuts, pecan sandies, yeast biscuits and the locally-famous apple bread. Its

Culpeper, VA · 3d

InsideNoVa

Civil War soldier who died in Northern Virginia is finally laid to rest

This article was written by InsideNoVa's news partner, WTOP , and republished with permission. Sign up for WTOP's breaking news, traffic and weather alerts as well as daily emails. A Civil War soldier who died more than 160 years ago in Prince William County has been given a final resting place. He was laid to rest with full military funeral honors at Arlington National Cemetery on Nov. 4. “We gather to honor an unknown soldier whose life story is not fully known to history, yet whose sacrifice is fully worthy of the nation’s gratitude,” Chaplain Capt. Phil Morlock said while leading the ceremony. “We know that he answered a call greater than himself. We know that he stood in a time when the nation was tested by fire.” In March 2024, archaeologists discovered the soldier’s remains at Manassas National Battlefield Park at the site of a Civil War field hospital. His identity is unknown, but forensic analysis shows he was around 16 to 19 years old. The Union infantryman died during the Second Battle of Manassas in 1862. “As I watched that ceremony today, I felt it very hard not to cry,” said David Duncan, president of the American Battlefield

Prince William County, VA · 19h

PWLiving

New Route 123 Northbound Left Turn to I-95 Southbound in Woodbridge Opens Nov. 12

Weather permitting, starting late Thursday night, Nov. 12, drivers on northbound Route 123 (Gordon Boulevard) will have a new way to access southbound I-95 due to the I-95 and Route 123 interchange improvements project. On Thursday, Nov. 12, at approximately 10 p.m., northbound Route 123 drivers will use a new...

Woodbridge, VA · 2d

PWLiving

Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center Hosts First Cadaver Skills Lab for Local EMS

Provided by Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center. Fifty emergency medical services (EMS) providers from Prince William County Fire and Rescue and surrounding communities joined Sentara clinical staff for two days of specialized, hands-on trauma training during Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center’s (SNVMC) first Cadaver Skills Lab. Held on Nov....

Prince William County, VA · 20h

InsideNoVa

All-Cedar Run District football team

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE POSITION FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Quarterback Maddox Noles Battlefield 10 Center Oliver Hughes Independence 11 O. Lineman Colin Prediger Battlefield 12 O. Lineman Owen Lunceford Independence 12 O. Lineman Chris Umana Patriot 12 O. Lineman Rylen Daniels Gainesville 11 Running Back Jayden Taylor Gainesville 11 Running Back Chase Alvarez Independence 11 Running Back Tyree Summers Osbourn 12 Receiver Victor Tirondola Independence 11 Receiver Tyler Kurre Battlefield 12 Receiver Myles Trammel Patriot 11 Tight End Mason Hill Independence 11 Kicker Grayson Nelson Patriot 12 Kick Returner Jaylen Byers Independence 11 O. All-Purpose Tyler Brown Battlefield 12 DEFENSE POSITION FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR D. Lineman Josh Egharevba Battlefield 12 D. Lineman Chris Umana Patriot 12 D. Lineman Ilan Ervin Battlefield 12 D. Lineman Jaiden Hogue Gainesville 12 Linebacker Noah Glover Battlefield 12 Linebacker Marcus Crivelli Independence 12 Linebacker John O’Shea Gainesville 12 Linebacker Blake Sloan Gainesville 11 Linebacker Blaine Rudd Battlefield 12 Def. Back Jaylen Byers Independence 11 Def. Back Nathaniel Pawlak Battlefield 12 Def. Back Dasun Ortiz Patriot 12 Def. Back Tavious Perry Osbourn 11 Punter Laddell Webb Osbourn 12 Punt Returner Nathaniel Pawlak Battlefield 12 D. All-Purpose Ethan Stowell Battlefield 12 Offensive POY

Gainesville, VA · 2d

InsideNoVa

Top rushing, passing and receiving performances for Nov. 6 high school football games

RUSHING Jayden Taylor (Gainesville) 25-163, 2 TDs vs. Patriot PASSING Nathan Song (Forest Park) 13-29-0, 287, 3 TDs vs. Hylton Tyler Kelso (Colgan) 17-20-0, 185, 3 TDs vs. Potomac Maddox Noles (Battlefield) 6-7-0, 181, 1 TD vs. Unity Reed Anthony Mallory (Patriot) 9-14-0, 157, 2 TDs vs. Gainesville Bear Fehrman (Gainesville) 6-12-0, 107, 1 TD vs. Patriot RECEIVING Jeromie Shoulders (Battlefield) 2-96, 1 TD vs. Unity Reed Axel Pitts (Forest Park) 5-134, 2 TDs vs. Hylton Jaylen Rodriguez (Forest Park) 3-87, 1 TD vs. Hylton Josiah Hill (Gainesville) 4-100, 1 TD vs. Patriot Koen Crittendon (Colgan) 6-100, 1 TD vs. Potomac

Gainesville, VA · 21h

fredericksburgfreepress.com

All-Commonwealth District football team

Offensive player of the year: Jaelyn Cox, Brooke Point. Defensive player of the year: Mason Cachola, Colonial Forge. First-team offense: QB Mason Fine, Colonial Forge; C Brock Mangano, Colonial Forge; OL James Sharon, Riverbend; OL Kenyon White, Colonial Forge; OL Ashby Smith, Stafford; OL Allie Bangura, Brooke Point; RB Jaelyn Cox, Brooke Point; RB Adrien Picot, Riverbend; RB Amare Johnson, Riverbend; WR Aviance Young Jr., Brooke Point; WR Luke Flynn, Stafford; WR Justin Davis, Brooke Point; TE Sebastian Smith, Stafford; PK Colin Robinson, Stafford; KR Zyvion Hicks, Riverbend; All-purpose Brayden Dalton, Stafford.

Stafford, VA · 1d

PWLiving

Disney’s Frozen Brings the Magic of Arendelle to Manassas

Get Your Tickets Today! Almost all shows are SOLD OUT online!. Actors Theatre at the ARTfactory presents the full-length Broadway musical at the Hylton Performing Arts Center Nov. 20 to 29. When newly crowned Queen Elsa accidentally unleashes her hidden powers, trapping Arendelle in an eternal winter, her fearless younger...

Manassas, VA · 1d

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Verizon tries easing copper concerns; customers not convinced

Verizon held court with customers opposed to the company’s proposed copper landline cuts in a Culpeper ballroom Thursday night. The company reiterated its plans to move forward, while customers continued to voice objections. “I want my landline, quote me on that!” Rixeyville resident Michelle North told the Rappahannock News....

Culpeper, VA · 2d

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The Hard Work And Spirit Osbourn High School Cheerleaders Bring!

Cheerleading is a sport that has been around for many years. Cheer has gotten more and more popular over the years at Osbourn High School, causing many girls and even some boys to try out for the team. Cheer is a hard sport that needs lots of dedication and hard work put into it. The cheerleaders have practice every day from 3:40 to 5:30, working on their performances and perfecting their stunts. The fall season and competition team had tryouts on August 3rd, 4th, and 5th, and they’ve been working at practice every day since.

Manassas, VA · 3d

Greene Journal

Culpeper officials weigh broadband expansion, jail planning, and new support for agriculture

When Culpeper County’s board of supervisors pulled the plug with All-Points Broadband in March 2025, more than 4,300 unserved homes and businesses didn’t know if they’d have reliable fiber internet for years to come. The All-Points contract called for running 536 miles of fiber in the county and came about due to a 2024 Virginia Intercommunications Technology (VATI) grant administered […] The post Culpeper officials weigh broadband expansion, jail planning, and new support for agriculture first appeared on The Piedmont Journal Recorder .

Culpeper County, VA · 2d

PWLiving

CrossFit Woodbridge: Coaching, Community, and a Place to Begin

By Rebecca Barnes, Publisher, Prince William Living | Photos by Emely Martinez | Sponsored by CrossFit Woodbridge. A first visit to CrossFit Woodbridge starts with a conversation. Newcomers can talk with a coach about their experience, goals, and any limitations before choosing how to begin. Owners Hanna Hawkins and Nadine Shurland say that approach matters because many people assume they need to be in shape before trying CrossFit. “You don’t have to be fit to start CrossFit, and you don’t have to be an athlete to belong here!” the owners explained.

Woodbridge, VA · 1d

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