Author: Neabsco District

Written by: What’s Up Prince William Child abuse and neglect is a reoccurring issue that tends to be overlooked. The Child Protection Partnership in Woodbridge is an advocacy group that…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William Two administrators from a Dale City school have been recognized by a statewide organization. The Virginia Association of Elementary School Principals (VAESP) honored Minnieville…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William Supporters of the arts are about to be recognized. Through May 3, the Prince William Arts Council in Dale City is accepting nominations for…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William Mothers and sons will be fighting crime and busting out the dance moves. The Dale City Volunteer Fire Department (DCVFD) is hosting its first annual Mother…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William Caregivers, members of the workforce, students and commuters have an opportunity to escape from their everyday stress. The Good Shepherd Housing Foundation (GSHF) in…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William Golf enthusiasts are hitting a Woodbridge course in support of a local non-profit. The Arc of Greater Prince William Golf Tournament is coming up…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William Neabsco District residents have a new representative on the Board of County Supervisors (BOCS). Victor Angry, the first African-American Supervisor for Prince William County,…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William Local children are preparing to search for precious items — Easter eggs. From 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on April 13, those 12 and…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William Local volunteers have united in the fight against hunger. Lutheran Church of the Covenant (LCOC) and the Woodbridge Rotary Club packed almost 34,000 meals. More…
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Written by: What’s Up Prince William County residents will be seeing a new face on the Board of County Supervisors (BOCS). A special election for the Neabsco District Supervisor position…
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