Scores of people gathered in the plaza at the McCoart Building on June 7 for Prince William County’s first Pride Community Celebration. They enjoyed camaraderie, music, and food, while also […]
As always, the Dec. 7, 2021 Prince William Board of County Supervisors meeting featured thought-provoking questions, informative presentations, and heartfelt debate, all leading to a number of impactful actions. Highlights […]
*Visit the County’s “Thoroughfare Community Updates” page for the latest information.* In unanimously approving a second purchase agreement in the Thoroughfare Historical District this Tuesday, the Board took our next […]
As part of their work connecting leaders, experts and officials across the greater Washington D.C. region to tackle important issues, the Council of Governments (COG) is working on a Regional […]
Celebrated throughout June, the month when the Stonewall Riots marked a turning point in the gay rights movement, Pride uplifts the voices of LGBTQ+ people and supports their rights. Throughout […]
In recent weeks, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors directed staff to prepare a plan to research and interpret the cultural resources of the historically African American Thoroughfare and […]
Hispanic and Black drivers traversing Prince William County are searched and arrested more often by local police than other groups, according to newly released police traffic stop data. But local […]
Shantell Rock, chair of the recently created Prince William County Racial and Social Justice Commission, invites the community to participate and express their views during public comment time at the […]
Just in time for Black History Month, Prince William County invites you to explore the history, arts, culture and contributions of Black Americans along its new African American History Trail. […]
A Message From Supervisor Boddye: I’m aware that a number of constituents are concerned with the Board of Supervisors’ recent decision to approve The Preserve at Long Branch, a 340-acre […]
