George Mason University Foundation has announced the recent appointment of 11 new trustees to the board effective July 1. The newest members represent both government and private business professionals, all committed to the continued success of George Mason University and its Faster Farther Campaign.

A free press has been the foundation of our democracy since the U.S. Constitution was ratified in 1791. Yet, after 225 years, Americans may be taking it for granted. Donald Trump’s recent action “revoking” the Washington Post’s access to his campaign should remind us that the First Amendment is often under threat.

Manassas City school Board recently recognized several groups from all eight city schools have been recognized for outstanding leadership. The schools were cited during National Student Leadership week for the work they do in preparing students for leadership now and in the future.

Attendees at the 110th Osbourn Alumni Association banquet were able to hear more about a police officer who has been in the national news for the past several months.

Blind people can do anything sighted people can do. That's what noted author Michael Hingson of "Thunder Dog: The True Story of a Blind Man; His Guide Dog and the Triumph of Trust at Ground Zero," stressed to students during his visit recent visit to Manassas Park High School students.

A groundbreaking in the fall of 2016 at Aden and Joplin Roads will launch the construction of a three-story, state-of-the-art facility that promises far more than typical academic programs and opportunities for non-traditional secondary students and those with special needs in Prince William County.

After eight years of successfully leading New Directions Alternative Education Center, Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) alternative high school, Robert L. Eichorn has been appointed the principal of the yet-to-be named non-traditional campus at Aden and Joplin Roads.

Prince William County Schools has announced new principals, assistant principals and administrative interns.