James Jarvis

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1 week ago | fladgate.com | James Jarvis

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Manassas real estate taxes may spike even more than previously estimated

2 weeks ago | insidenova.com | James Jarvis

Manassas residents could face a higher real estate tax rate than initially proposed, as the City Council weighs raising the rate to help fund next year’s budget. The city had initially proposed a real estate tax rate of $1.26 per $100 of assessed value, which would have raised the average homeowner’s annual tax bill by about $406, or 7.59%. The council is now considering a higher advertised rate of $1.28.
How two Fauquier County siblings tackle sports, school and success

3 weeks ago | fauquiernow.com | James Jarvis

This article was originally published in the April 2025 issue of Warrenton Lifestyle magazine. Click here to browse an e-edition. Warrenton students Max and Audrey Dufault aren’t just standout athletes—they’re relentless competitors with the discipline and resilience to match. Max, a junior at Kettle Run High School, has already claimed two state championships in ice hockey and will soon head to Nationals in Dallas with his travel team, Ashburn Xtreme.
Despite a mountain of losses, the Wizards are still on the path to success

3 weeks ago | 51st.news | James Jarvis |Martin Austermuhle |Tim Ebner |Colleen Grablick |Chris Mills Rodrigo

As the old adage goes: April showers bring May flowers. The best way to think about this Washington Wizards season — which ended this week with a dismal 18 win and 64 loss record — is as an extended April. As I wrote last fall, the team finally set out a blueprint for competitive success this season after years stuck on the NBA’s treadmill of mediocrity.
Wilson Building Bulletin: The Commanders’ stadium deal takes shape

3 weeks ago | 51st.news | James Jarvis |Tim Ebner |Chris Mills Rodrigo |Colleen Grablick |Martin Austermuhle

Mayor Muriel Bowser has made no secret of wanting the Washington Commanders to return to D.C., and it looks like she’s one step closer to making that hope a reality. NBC4 reporter Mark Segraves broke the news Wednesday that Bowser and the Commanders are close to finalizing a $3 billion deal to build a new stadium for the team at the old RFK site.
Organizer trainings and orientations: Your weekly Civics Roundup

3 weeks ago | 51st.news | James Jarvis |Martin Austermuhle |Tim Ebner |Chris Mills Rodrigo

Every Thursday, we list some ways to get engaged in the city โ whether thatโs protesting, organizing with your neighbors, or testifying before your councilmembers. For more ways to get connected, check out our resources roundup. Share your thoughts on Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway improvementsThe National Park Service is currently developing a safety improvement plan for Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway โ and they want your feedback.
Manassas homeowners' tax bill would jump by over $400 under proposed budget

1 month ago | insidenova.com | James Jarvis

Manassas residents could see higher tax bills and utility costs starting July 1, as city officials work toward finalizing a $327.9 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Even though the city’s real estate tax rate would stay flat at $1.26 per $100 of assessed value, rising home values mean most residents will still pay more. The average residential property is now assessed at just over $456,000 — up about 8% from last year.
Northern Virginia braces for more job losses amid Trump administration uncertainty

1 month ago | insidenova.com | James Jarvis

Private-sector job postings have plunged. Contracts are being canceled. And across Northern Virginia, laid-off federal contractors are showing up at job centers in growing numbers — a trend officials fear will worsen this summer if deeper federal cuts take effect. “I’m preparing for the worst,” said David Hunn, executive director of Virginia Career Works Northern Region, which runs job centers in Alexandria, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties.
Gov. Youngkin rejects bipartisan data center reform measure

1 month ago | ffxnow.com | James Jarvis

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has delayed – if not outright killed – implementation of a bipartisan bill that requires data center developers to disclose noise and environmental impacts before receiving local approval. Following Youngkin’s amendment [last] week, the requirement won’t go into effect until 2026 at the earliest.
Northern Virginia braces for more job losses amid Trump administration uncertainty

1 month ago | rappnews.com | James Jarvis

Private-sector job postings have plunged. Contracts are being canceled. And across Northern Virginia, laid-off federal contractors are showing up at job centers in growing numbers — a trend officials fear will worsen this summer if deeper federal cuts take effect. “I’m preparing for the worst,” said David Hunn, executive director of Virginia Career Works Northern Region, which runs job centers in Alexandria, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties.