Last spring there was consensus on raising the data center tax rate to ensure these industrial facilities paid their fair share, considering the cost of their presence. The Prince William Board of County Supervisors raised the computer and peripherals tax to $3.70, the maximum possible witho…
This is a weekend when we take a break from the hustle and bustle that is life in Northern Virginia.
It’s time to do what’s best for Prince William County and move forward with the PW Digital Gateway.
I enjoyed reading: “From the Publisher: An endorsement for not endorsing,” (Oct. 31-Nov. 6 edition).
The only organization that has had a worse November than the Democratic party might be the Virginia High School League.
One of the most beautiful things about America is the freedom to pursue a life of your own making.
Roughly 110,000 World War II veterans remain out of the 16 million. Someone who was drafted or joined the military in 1945 at age 18 would now be 96 years old.
As Veterans Day approaches, I reflect on how my life has been shaped by historic moments that define our nation. My passion and respect for history stems from curiosity. History provides a lens to better understand the context of why things happen and how they apply to today.
This November is important because it will be Election Day. But sadly, the world seems less safe, and our country can do more to help.
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A certain daily newspaper based on the other side of the Potomac River was in the news last week for all the wrong reasons.
We’re being told by the pollsters and the media that this year’s presidential election is going to be close. Compilations of major polls show tight contests in states that both candidates for president need to win in the Electoral College.
After so much coverage of the big vote approving the PW Digital Gateway last year, it seemed the story was over and we could all move on.
Early voting expanded to all six locations across Prince William County starting Sunday, Oct. 13.
Each semester, I ask students in my English course at Northern Virginia Community College to write a personal essay about how their upbringings have shaped them.
Virginia’s 7th Congressional District is an open seat. That means there is no incumbent seeking reelection.
A lot of folks have written me lately asking whether I know anything about these “Virginia Connects” mailers that are gumming up everyone’s mailbox.
The summer of 2024: One that will go down in history for its extreme heat. While the local news has done well covering this, there has been a distinct lack of solutions analyzed and proposed.
Suhas Subramanyam, a state Senator representing the 32nd district, hopes to win a Congressional seat from Virginia's 10th congressional district in this fall’s election.
Ask most immigrants why they uprooted their lives to come here, and many will say it was to give their children a better future.
