Kelly Sienkowski

1 week ago | potomaclocal.com | Kelly Sienkowski

A Prince William County Supervisor is calling for a review of how the Cities of Manassas and Manassas Park contribute to the operation of the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office, citing concerns about equity as the office expands its public service offerings and technology footprint.

1 week ago | potomaclocal.com | Kelly Sienkowski

Fredericksburg welcomed a new novelty to its downtown business scene last week: Novel, an independent bookstore and plant shop has opened its doors at 212 William Street. Novel, owned and operated by Andie Ayers, offers a curated selection of fiction and nonfiction titles, unique gifts, and a quiet space designed for connection and conversation. Ayers, a former English teacher, said her love for books and her commitment to the Fredericksburg community inspired the opening.

4 weeks ago | potomaclocal.com | Kelly Sienkowski

You’ve heard it before: Location, Location, Location. But according to seasoned Realtor Mark Worrilow, that old real estate rule just doesn’t cover it anymore. “In today’s market, location is just one piece of the puzzle,” says Worrilow, who works with Fathom Realty and has helped hundreds of families buy and sell homes in Prince William, Stafford, and Spotsylvania counties.

1 month ago | potomaclocal.com | Uriah Kiser |Kelly Sienkowski

Manassas Park K-9 Unit Welcomes Newest Member, Knox – The Manassas Park Police Department has introduced Knox, a Belgian Malinois, as the newest addition to its K-9 unit. Trained in narcotics detection and suspect apprehension, Knox will work alongside Officer Carlos Martinez to enhance public safety efforts in the city.

1 month ago | potomaclocal.com | Uriah Kiser |Kelly Sienkowski

The Prince William County School Board will cast its final vote on the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget during its meeting on Tuesday, March 19. The budget, which includes significant investments in teacher salaries, student programs, and school security, was reviewed during a work session on March 12. The proposed budget outlines a 6.8% to 7.4% pay increase for teachers and administrators, marking the latest in a series of salary raises over the past five years.