Del. Bob Marshall Retains Seat in House

Marshall defeats Democratic challenger Carl Genthner with 59 percent of the 10,081 votes cast Tuesday.

Poll: New Snowy Weather Policy for Federal Employees—What Do You Think?

The Office of Personnel Management announced a new snow policy for federal employees, how will it affect you?

Marshall, Colgan and Hill Win in Manassas Park

Here's who got the majority of the votes in Manassas Park.

Morning Voting in Manassas Park Goes Without a Hitch

Many residents vote before work and at lunch, more expected in late afternoon.

Election Day is Here!

Patch has several Election Day resources for you.

City Council Votes to Allow Live Entertainment at Clarke's

Conditional Use Permit allows establishment to have live entertainment, which some say will bring business to Manassas Park.

Genthner endorsed by U.S. Sen. Mark Warner

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner endorses Carl Genthner-D for VA. House of Delegates 13th District seat. Genthner is challenging incumbent Del. Bob Marshall-R in the Nov. 8 election.

Manassas Park Fire Chief to Become Battalion Chief in Manassas

Personal reasons motivated Manassas Park Fire Chief Todd Lupton to switch gears.

Howl-O-Ween Event Postponed Until Sunday

Forecast upsets plans for doggie costume party in Manassas Park.

Education, City's Financial Woes, Subject of Committee's Meeting

Committee discusses educational mandates, how the city and school division's money is being spent and the future of the revenue sharing agreement between the two entities.

Candidate's Forum Held Tuesday at Manassas Park Community Center

Manassas Park residents questioned area candidates about transportation, education and other important issues in Prince William County.

September, October Rains Take Toll on City's Drainage System

Public works employees replaced two large culverts in the city that sustained damage.

Manassas Woman Gets Two Years for Extortion, Kidnapping Sceme

A Manassas woman was sentenced Friday to two years in prison for staging a kidnapping in Guatemala to extort money from a family living in Manassas, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia said Friday.

Lights on After School Rally for Children Planned for Thursday

The Manassas Park Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor a Lights On After School rally Thursday from 5:30‐8:00 p.m. at the Manassas Park Community Center at 99 Adams St.

Your Manassas Park Election Guide: Vote Nov. 8

You have less than a month to decide who gets what position.

Manassas Park Faces Possibility of Second Credit Downgrade

Moody’s Investor Service placed Manassas Park on watchlist for a possible downgrade of the city’s general obligation bonds. The action comes just months after the Standard & Poor's credit downgrade.

Bodyguard to the Stars Convicted of Selling OxyContin to Manassas Drug Dealers

Joesph Mann, who was the bodyguard of Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie and Tina Turner, sold drugs to a Manassas construction businesses owner, according to federal court documents.

Chuck Colgan Says Manassas Needs To Speak Up About Rt. 28 Wishes

Chuck Colgan says the state can try on Rt. 28 operating three lanes in the morning going to Fairfax and three lanes in the evening coming back, but the city needs to make its wishes known. Colgan faces Tom Gordy for the 29th District Senate seat on Nov. 8

Tom Gordy Wants Tax Credits For Businesses That Hire Unemployed Locals

Tom Gordy says creating high-paying jobs is a top concern in the 29th District. He faces incumbent Chuck Colgan on Nov. 8.

Bob Marshall Says Tri-County Connector Road Staves Off Development

Bob Marshall says in Question 2 that the Tri-County Connector Road doesn't open up more land to development, which means it wouldn't cost as much to build. Marshall is seeking re-election against Carl Genthner.

Carl Genthner Will Focus On Job Creation, Economy

Carl Genthner says job creation and the economy are the most talked about topics when he has been campaigning for the 13th House of Delegates District seat. He faces incumbent Bob Marshall.

Manassas Park Firefighters Host Open House

The Fire Department wants residents to learn about fire safety, prevention and to be prepared for emergencies and disasters.

Trunk-or-Treat Event Planned for Halloween

Fun alternative to trick-or-treating planned for Oct. 31 in the parking lot of the Manassas Park Community Center.

15 Children Honored for “Making the Right Call”

The Prince William County Office of Public Communications will recognize 15 boys and girls at the agency’s Make the Right Call ceremony scheduled for 1 p.m. at Station 8 in Manassas.

Prescription Drug Surrender Event Planned for This Month

Residents can turn in their expired or unwanted prescriptions on Oct. 29, no questions asked.

City Council Votes To Extend Trash Disposal Contract

American Disposal to continue trash collection through end of the year.

Live Music at Clarke's Grill Subject of Debate

The city's planning commission discussed a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) that would allow for live entertainment at Clarke’s Grill & Sports Emporium.

Running the Park

Residents participate in 10-mile run, 5K and 1-mile kids run.

Mayor Discusses Police Chain of Command, Injured Officer

Next governing body meeting will be held at the Manassas Park Police Department.

Change in Vehicle Decal Procedure Delays Property Tax Invoices

Thousands of Manassas Park residents received their personal property tax and licensing fee invoices later than expected.

Registering For Manassas Park Run is Cheaper Now Than Later

The Manassas Park 5K, 10-mile and children's 1-mile runs are scheduled for the morning of Saturday, Oct. 8.

Virginia Students' SAT Scores Decline, But Still Are Higher Than National Average

Virginia high school students who graduated this spring performed better on SAT tests than their counterparts nationwide, according to data released this month by the Virginia Department of Education.

Rain Gardens Help Spare City from Effects of September Flooding

City employees school Patch editor on the helpfulness of Rain Gardens.

Staying Connected: Community Center Announces It's Now on Twitter

Follow the Manassas Park Community Center on Twitter @ManassasParkgov.

Rain Forces VRE to Cancel Services Friday

Officials said constant rain damaged tracks and not operating is the safest option.

Superintendent Discusses SOL Scores, Assigns 'Homework' to City Council

Manassas Park City Schools superintendent discussed AYP results and test scores with council, but also asked something back from the body.

All Convictions Against Wolfe Are Vacated

Former Chantilly High School student on death row could walk free after nearly a decade.

VIDEO: Residents Weigh In On Impending Storm

Manassas Park officials said Denver Drive and other areas have flooded in the past due to heavy rainfall.

Manassas Park Prepared for Hurricane Irene

Police, emergency services and public works will have crews out during the storm.

"It Changed The Way We Live" Manassas Park, VA Resident Reflects on the Decade After Sept. 11

Manassas Park, VA resident Marko Clement was a senior in high school, ready to enter the world when the world changed one late summer day.