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July 31, 2007

Eight police departments protect and serve

Eight police departments serve the towns, neighborhoods, businesses and highways of Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park. The Prince William County Sheriff's Office also assists in some areas of law enforcement.

Crime Solvers helps police do their work

Local police departments often rely on tips from Prince William County residents to help solve crimes.

Manassas Park schools focus on learning

Over the past several years, the Manassas Park City Schools Division has been expanding its curriculum and student activity programs and improving facilities.

Manassas Schools - the business of learning and teaching

Manassas City Public Schools is about the business of learning and teaching.

Virginia’s third largest school division continues to adapt

Virginia's third largest school division, Prince William County, is welcoming a host of changes in the 2005-2006 school year: new schools, new academic programs and a new superintendent.

Manassas City Public Schools School Board, contact information and schools

Prince William County school hours and contact information

Manassas Park City Schools School Board, contact information and schools

July 30, 2007

Before and after-school childcare in Prince William County schools

Prince William County School Board members and meetings

Specialty programs at Prince William County Schools

July 28, 2007

Volunteer opportunities

Volunteering is a big part of life in the county, from local government and social agencies to libraries, schools, churches, youth groups, hospitals and service organizations

Historical places in Prince William County and Manassas

One of the many features that make Prince William County so special is its variety of top-notch attractions offered to tourists and residents.

Chambers help area businesses grow to success

Two chambers of commerce have worked to improve the region's quality of life and have served their respective business community for many years.

Prince William County is a hot bed for jobseekers

There are many employers and services available to those seeking a position in the area - a hotbed for jobseekers.

Historical and cultural activities

The arts are alive across Prince William, Manassas and Manassas Park. From Quantico to Bull Run there are many ways to get involved or catch a show.

Military families make their homes in Prince William County

As two of the largest employers in the area, Quantico Marine Corps base and Fort Belvoir have a considerable impact on the area's economy.

Commuting using cars, trains or thumbs

The Washington, D.C.,-metropolitan region has the third-worst traffic delays in the country, according to the Texas Transportation Institute.

Driver and vehicle licensing and registration

Personal property taxes

Cities, counties and towns assess a tax based on the value of personal property of motor vehicles and boats.

Newspapers, Web sites bring you local news coverage

The Potomac News and the Manassas Journal Messenger are the leading providers of local news and advertising for residents of Prince William County and the cities of Manassas and Manassas Park.

Hike or bike at a local park

Prince William County offers a wide variety of activities to do outdoors. From swimming to skating to horseback riding, area parks offer a variety of family-friendly activities.

Setting up your utilities

Prince William County was started in 1731

As Northern Virginia's suburban sprawl continues to explode into Prince William County and clog local byways, it's easy to miss those roadside historical markers that collectively tell the tale of Prince William County.

School registration

Under Virginia law, enrollment in kindergarten is optional for a child 5 years old on or before Sept. 30, but parents must notify the school system if they do not intend to enroll their child. Enrollment is mandatory for children 6 years old on or before Sept. 30.