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InsideNoVa.com stands out as the top source for news, sports, traffic updates, and weather information in Northern Virginia. It is owned by Northern Virginia Media Services, which also publishes six weekly newspapers: InsideNoVa/Prince William (previously known as Prince William Today), InsideNoVa/North Stafford (formerly the Stafford County Sun), the Belvoir Eagle, the Quantico Sentry, and the Sun Gazettes that cater to Arlington and Fairfax counties. Our publications reach a total of 130,000 households each week across areas such as Prince William, Manassas, Manassas Park, Stafford, Great Falls, McLean, Vienna, Oakton, and Arlington.

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Gov. Youngkin joins Kalahari waterpark developer to celebrate construction milestone

2 days ago | insidenova.com | Martin Davis

Kalahari — the waterpark and convention center towering over drivers on I-95 at exit 118 — is nearing reality, with the opening slated for Nov. 12, 2026. On Tuesday afternoon the Nelson family, which owns the company, was on-site in Spotsylvania to celebrate. The official reason was the ceremonial steel signing, but it was also a chance for local leaders and news agencies to see the inside of the coming 1.38 million-square-foot resort.
Oak Valley residents' lawsuit challenging Digital Gateway data centers heads to trial this month

2 days ago | insidenova.com | Sebastien Kraft

A pre-trial conference in Prince William County Circuit Court this week set the stage for an upcoming four-day trial in a lawsuit challenging the PW Digital Gateway data center project. The lawsuit was filed by the Oak Valley Homeowners Association and 11 Gainesville-area residents. The case is set for trial June 16-18 and 20 beginning at 9 a.m. each day. Gov.
Prince William accepts $345K in federal funds related to 'criminal aliens' in local jails

2 days ago | insidenova.com | Sebastien Kraft

The Prince William Board of County Supervisors on Tuesday signed off on slightly over $345,000 in federal funding as part of a program overseen by the U.S. Department of Justice for the county’s regional adult detention center in Manassas “to help defray the costs of criminal aliens housed in local jails,” according to county documents. The board voted 5-1-2 to accept the funds, with Democratic Potomac District Supervisor Andrea Bailey dissenting.
Prince William supervisors approve rezoning for major Manassas Mall redevelopment

3 days ago | insidenova.com | Sebastien Kraft

The large-scale redevelopment of the Manassas Mall area is officially a go. The Prince William Board of County Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved the rezoning in a 7-0 vote – with Coles District Supervisor Yesli Vega absent. Officials say the project holds major implications for the future of the county and local transit.
Mama June & Daughter Alana Share Big Update After ‘Stolen’ Money Drama

4 days ago | insidenova.com | Martin Holmes

Alana “Honey Boo Boo” Thompson and her mother “Mama June” Shannon appear to be back on good terms a year after a massive falling out over stolen money. Speaking to In Touch Weekly about the seventh season of Mama June: Family Crisis, Alana said of her relationship with her mom, “We’re pretty good. Like, we’re in a good spot right now.
Loudoun schools accused of misusing Title IX in transgender locker room case

4 days ago | insidenova.com | Nathaniel Cline

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares at a press conference in 2023. (Photo by Meghan McIntyre/Virginia Mercury)A locker room incident at a Loudoun County high school has reignited controversy over student privacy, free speech, and school policy — now drawing scrutiny from Virginia’s top law enforcement office.
Inaugural 'Rally for Reading' lands in Leesburg Saturday

4 days ago | insidenova.com | Emily Seymour

The inaugural "Rally for Reading" is coming to Leesburg on Saturday, featuring readings by several authors and arts and crafts activities. The event, which is free and open to the public, will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Douglass Community Center is Leesburg. The "rally" is sponsored by the Claude Moore Charitable Foundation.
Battlefield girls soccer wins in overtime to secure state berth

4 days ago | insidenova.com | Eric Hobeck

Aayla Burgo scored her second goal of the game in the seventh minute of overtime and the Battlefield girl’s soccer team advanced to the state tournament with a 3-2 win over Mountain View in Haymarket on Monday. In what will be the third meeting between two Cedar Run District rivals this season, the Bobcats will host Freedom-South Riding on Thursday to decide the Class 6 Region B title. Both teams advance to states as well.
Mathew Carlin delivers in the clutch for Battlefield boys soccer

4 days ago | insidenova.com | Eric Hobeck

Having missed a penalty kick earlier in the year, Matthew Carlin was determined to not make the same mistake twice with a berth in the state tournament resting at his feet. This time, he left no doubt. Carlin’s second goal of the game in the 69th minute stood as the winner and sent Battlefield back to the state tournament with a 2-1 triumph over Mountain View in Haymarket on Monday. The Bobcats (13-4-1) will travel to Gar-Field on Thursday for the 6 p.m. Class 6 Region B final.
Daily attendance in Prince William schools remains steady, chronic absenteeism continues to decrease

5 days ago | insidenova.com | Emily Seymour

As the school year comes to a close, the average daily attendance in Prince William County has remained steady and chronic absenteeism has continued to decrease. Average daily attendance for the division throughout the school year was around 95%, while chronic absenteeism decreased to just over 16%. Chronic absenteeism is defined as missing 10% or more of the school year, which for Prince William County adds up to 18 or more days of school missed.