The public is invited to the annual Northern Virginia Joint Transportation Meeting on Monday, Dec. 2 at VDOT's Northern Virginia office 4975 Alliance Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030. The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. with an open house where attendees can talk with representatives from each agency. A listening session with a panel of appointed officials from various agencies will begin at 7:15 p.m. and will be streamed online as the panel receives public comments about Virginia’s transportation network. The listening session video recording and display boards will be posted online at vdot.virginia.gov/novatransportationmeeting.

Gov. Youngkin has announced that a Tennessee battery company has purchased 500 acres for an expansion expected to produce 2000 jobs annually in Pittsylvania County near Danville.

Gov.Glenn Youngkin announced Nov. 7 that AD Engineering, a small company owned by women and minorities (SWAM) that manufactures insulated copper linesets, coils, and mini splits for HVAC equipment, will invest $1.21 million to expand its operations in Shenandoah County near Winchester/ The project will create 25 new jobs.

Matt Smolsky, Prince William County's Assistant Chief/Fire Marshall, reported at 3:01 a.m. today, Sunday, Oct. 27, that earlier this morning fire and rescue units were dispatched to the 13200 block of Farmview Road (Nokesville) for a report of a structure on fire. When crews arrived, they discovered a pile of mulch burning,

Prince William County police arrest male suspect in Oct. 8, 2024 Potomac Mills (Nordstrom Rack) theft. Female suspect still wanted.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has announced that Currie Medical Inc., a leading provider and innovator in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of medical equipment and devices used for patient care in hospitals across the United States and medical device reprocessing, will invest $1.2 million to expand its operations in the City of Norfolk.

According to a news release from the Governor's Office, Virginia's response will focus on preserving life, preventing destruction of public and private property, and protecting the environment.

"This new operation highlights the strength of Virginia's technology talent pipeline," said Caren Merrick, Secretary of Commerce and Trade. "AXYS' investment of over $2.1 million will enhance the Commonwealth's already solid position as a national leader in supporting innovative companies in the tech sector looking to build data centers.”