Latest articles by Dan Roem

• Parrish defeats Harrover for GOP nod in Manassas
• Bobcat boys set team record in win against Raiders
• Even after SJ loss, Bobcat girls control fate
• Waverly Farm Drive intersection at U.S. 15 due to open in summer
• Bobcat girls undefeated headed into final swimming stretch
• Patriot fields young team with promise
• Marshall makes second run at U.S. Senate
• BHS girls win fifth straight, above .500 for the season
• Marshall preparing to announce bid for U.S. Senate
• Allen touts Micron during Manassas stop
• Cougar girls stave off Tiger rallies for 42-40 win
• Tiger boys hang on in overtime thriller, 47-39
• Battlefield marching band wins national title! (updated)
• Haymarket council votes to renovate properties amid dispute
• Loudoun couple claim claim first baby at PW Hospital
• Tiger swimmers take it all, Battlefield dominates all around
• Only Romney, Paul qualify for March ballot in VA
• Bobcat faithful shine lights on memories of Khosa
• BHS boys fall short in comeback bid 63-55
• BHS gymnasts win host match
• Raiders sweep Bobcats in Manassas
• Local VT students recall lockdown, community after shooting
• Pioneer boys at .500 after six
• Tiger wrestlers take second at host tournament
• Hill collects two golds for BHS runners
• Stewart running for lieutenant governor
• Season ends for BHS at state semis
• Battlefield wraps up record-breaking fall season
• LSU, JMU pick up local athletes
• BHS-Oscar Smith game time moved to 2:30 p.m. on Saturday
• Patriot girls start winter season fresh
• Statebound! 'Cats top 'Dawgs 28-13 for third regional crown
• Tigers take new lineup, new coach into winter season
• Operation Turkey sets SERVE record
• Battlefield to play at Hylton for regional title Saturday
• With 38-20 win, Bobcats head back to regional final
• Winning unopposed, Anderson is one of Gainesville's new delegates
• Patriot soccer star Bunner commits to JMU
• Haymarket Mayor won't seek re-election
• BHS marching band prepares for BCS trip
• Kaine speaks out against VDOT secondary road proposal
• Tigers place fourth states
• BHS, BDHS cross country season ends at states
• Satterwhite ousts Richardson from School Board
• GOP keeps 6-2 control of Board of County Supervisors
• PWC gives Senate nod to Black, Colgan, Barker, Puller and Stuart
• Cougars win district; Bright lights BD hearts
• McDonnell lays out priorities for a GOP legislature
• Bobcats oust Pioneers in district quarterfinal
• Johns, Sawyers compete for school board chairman
• Romney, McDonnell stump in NOVA
• Pioneers 9-0; Bobcats win Cedar Run District
• Patriot names first court at 'Fall Fest'
• BHS boys, girls claim second in Lorton
• Bobcat golfers win regions, finishes fourth at states
• Cuccinelli, Colgan scrap on issues
• Gordy focuses on economy in state Senate race
• Gar-Field snaps Patriot freshmen winning streak
• BHS field hockey wins big on senior night
• Councilors mount opposition to Haymarket Wal-Mart
• Sophomores take charge for Patriot runners
• Wal-Mart, Kohl’s coming to Haymarket
• Mitchell hoping for upset in GOP-friendly 13th district
• Patriot Pioneers perfect at 4-0
• Brown, Glass take over BD basketball
• Even with smaller roster, Tiger runners expect big prizes
• Battlefield golfers win post-season district title
• Eagles take 3 out of 4 from Bobcats
• Battlefield golfers win regular season district title
• Satterwhite receives GOP endorsement, Richardson still running
• Technology is key at new Nokesville school
• Hylton QB rushes for 3 TDs as Bulldogs top Bobcats 35-14
• SJ volleyball tops BD 3-1
• Stewart, Barker spat over PWC redistricting
• Politicos rally with community against Smith farm
• Lennox takes talents to ODU; Knight switches to Patriot
• Cougars devastate Tigers 59-0 in opener
• Defending state champs BHS open with 24-6 win
• Black Tops Stirrup, FitzSimmonds; Candland Claims Gainesville Nod From GOP
• Pioneers kick off first field hockey season
• Former BDHS principal moves to teaching at OP
• Republicans head to the polls Tuesday
• High school field hockey gets under way
• Demolition derby lights up county fair
• Patriot prepares for inaugural season
• It’s the same as it ever was at PWC Fair
• Meints takes reins from Scott at BDHS
• County's AAA rating safe, for now
• Wheeler sets out as lone Dem seeking Gainesville seat
• Senior-heavy Bobcats aim for top-3 finish
• O'Neill set to lead Tigers, hopes for turn-around season
• 25,000 turn out for battle
• Senators post 16 runs in final home game
• High emphasizes rules, transportation in run for Gainesville seat
• 14U Manassas Blaze team prepares to defend national title
• GDLL wraps up season with three top-four finishes
• Senators in hunt for final playoff spot
• Smith opens up about farm controversy
• Senators staff seeks volunteers as team name rises
• Major parties leaving some PWC seats unchallenged
• Haymarket hosts its first VBL all-star game
• In battle of Gainesville, junior Nationals prevail
• Weir opts out of race for county chairman
• Dump trucks on Catharpin Road draw complaints
• Miller campaigns on jobs, transparency in county race
• 12U Cannons close softball season with big wins
• GDLL all-stars split opening rounds of playoffs
• Despite 13Ks from Robinson, Senators fall 5-3
• Battlefield sweeps first round of states in baseball, softball and soccer
• Bobcat girls stay undefeated, win Northwest Region championship
• Langley ends BHS boys lax season in state quarters
• BHS girls lax claims first region title, eliminated in first round of states
• Bobcats outgun Halifax on the road for tourney crown
• Hendley focuses on development, infrastructure in supervisor's race
• Haymarket approves $2.62M budget
• Kemp shuts out Comets to claim regional softball trophy
• Battlefield sets school record with five regional titles
• BHS girls join boys as regional lax champs
• Colgan opts out of retirement, seeks 10th term
• Six announce for Gainesville supervisor race
• Quiet road in Manassas deemed successful, inspires more projects
• Shaughnessy blasts Bobcats to 3-0 district tourney championship
• BHS baseball advances to regions despite dropping districts to Osbourn 6-2
• Big sixth leads BHS softball to tournament title
• BHS spring sports teams claim eight district titles
• Kaine talks rail, is ambiguous on VRE extension
• Stirrup, Genthner switch races
• New coach set to take over Senators' reins
• Lawson kicking off primary challenge to Covington
• Redistricting changes state Senate calculus in western PW
• Tigers clinch district with 7-2 win over FHS
• Battlefield girls lax nets first Cedar Run title
• BHS girls claim first-ever lax title
• Tiger girls sink 20 in big win against Liberty
• NFL Cardinals draft SJHS grad Williams
• Town files for Street Scape property acquisitions
• 14U Bobcats win Northern VA tournament
• Road improvements coming to Logmill
• Church of the Word settles property dispute
• Crash on Logmill Road kills BHS teenager, injures four
• Genthner launches campaign, focuses on 'smart growth'
• Bobcat boys on 4-game skid entering break
• Bobcat hurlers toss 1-hitters against Raiders
• Construction accident clips Haymarket gas line
• Public hearing on Haymarket budget set for May 12
• Battlefield finishes second at robotics regional
• Allen calls for civility in race, touts PW record
• BHS runners rack up first-place wins at home meet
• Bobcat girls top Loudoun Valley for first time in lax
• Tim Kaine announces for Senate
• Haymarket enters April on course for $250K surplus
• Barker kicks off state Senate race in PW
• Council strikes deal with Kennedy on events planning
• Friedman's exit creates potential for Lateef
• Concerned parents raise issues about Reagan MS boundaries
• BHS blanks LHS 4-0 in home opener
• Beach header puts Bobcats on top 1-0 over Vikings
• In lieu of seniors, juniors take reins of BHS boys tennis
• Satterwhite kicks off School Board race
• BHS girls open season with back-to-back wins
• Friedman drops out of chairman's race
• Leake rejoins council in time for budget talks
• With seven seniors, Battlefield girls ready for title run
• Local firefighters arrive in Japan to assist relief efforts
• Haymarket approves first of two eminent domain votes for Street Scape
• Hill seeks third term as sheriff
• Senior-heavy BHS boy lax team prepares to make impression
• Leake wins spot back on town council
• BHS, BDHS nab top-five finishes at states in 4x800
• Community gathers to celebrate new and improved Haymarket Food Pantry
• Dunne's golds lead Brentsville boys to second straight state title
• Tiger girls continue improvement at states, finish 9th
• Brinson, Leake face off in March 8 special election
• McKay's 9.9 wins beam for Brentsville
• Webb’s retirement offers Senate path for 3 PW pols
• In chairman's race, Woodbridge doctor focuses on health care, education
• Sheriff Glen Hill to seek third term
• Road name change to affect struggling Gainesville businesses
• BHS, BDHS rack up district track wins
• Brentsville advances six to state finals
• Illegal immigration, management big issues in GOP primary
• BHS gymnasts win regions, head back to states
• Webb Decides Against Seeking Re-election
• Campaign infrastructure gives Stewart early advantage in chairman's primary
• BHS boys' post-season positioning hangs in the balance
• Tiger wrestlers pound Bobcats 55-13
• Tiger girls top Falcons at Woodberry Forest
• Stewart opts for primary over convention in chairman’s race
• Grizzlies' cheerleaders earn national berth
• Tigers take second at district duals, prepare for tough post-season
• Dominion planning 110-foot high Manassas powerlines
• Bobcat boys, Tiger girls bring home swim wins
• From state titles to tears, the year that was in high school sports
• Snow blast grazes Prince William
• Snow coming this evening
• Former Gar-Field coach Burkhart takes over BHS baseball program
• Bobcat runners set targets on district titles
• After successful fall, 12U Bobcats aim high for spring
• State Champions! Battlefield defeats Hermitage 26-7
• Brentsville girls start winter season with Ws
• Weir to challenge Stewart in GOP primary
• Beathard runs interception in for touchdown, BHS up 26-7
• End of 3rd quarter, Battlefield lead cut to 14-7
• Battlefield leads 20-7, 2:53 to go
• Battlefield up 14-0 at half time of state championship
• Haymarket Council appoints Brinson to vacant seat
• Bobcats gymnasts win opening day meet at SJ
• Battlefield earns trip to state finals with 35-27 win over Lake Braddock
• Donors begin Christmas drive for BARN families
• 14U Bobcats regroup after successful fall
• Bobcats win regional title 42-14 over undefeated Colonial Forge
• Battlefield enters winter basketball season focused on unity
• Generals bring home two ODBL titles
• 'Cats thrash 'Dawgs 48-14, advance to region final
• U.S. 29 Construction Brings Headaches For Some Gainesville Businesses
• Edwards resigns from town council; vacancy could be filled by Dec.
• Battlefield advances past Gar-Field 17-14
• Animal Control to stop nuisance trapping Jan. 1
• BHS closes cheer season at states
• As Haymarket prepares for holiday fun, mayor seeks some helping hands
• Battlefield fall teams march into playoffs
• FitzSimmonds kicks off state Senate campaign
• Cougars redeem earlier Tiger loss with 28-14 victory
• Battlefield celebrates homecoming with a victory and a show
• Battlefield wins at homecoming 44-12
• Wolf, Barnett differ on government spending, taxes
• From whipped cream pies to a marching band, homecoming a blast for Brentsville
• VA ballots include three proposed constitutional amendments
• Battlefield sweeps cross country districts
• Conolly, Fimian showcase differences in Manassas
• BDHS falls to Warren County 28-7
• BDHS adminsitration responds to suicides
• Six BHS girls qualify for state golf final
• BD cheerleaders win at home after tough start to season
• After OHS loss, BHS regroups for remaining district games
• Underclassmen lead BHS cross country runners
• Zayas, Love deaths continue tragedy at Brentsville
• Haymarket transferring $1.2M to Fauquier Bank
• Bobcat cheerleaders prepare for districts
• Falcon’s Diehl pounds in 4 TDs in 49-6 win over BDHS
• Wolf emphasizes crime prevention, transportation in campaign
• SJ attack shuts down Battlefield 3-0
• Brentsville says goodbye to friend, son, classmate Trenum
• A future uncertain for Caudle and BHS baseball
• Brentsville mourns death of Austin Trenum
• Police: football player committed suicide days after concussion
• Three-alarm blaze guts three Manassas houses, damages others
• Caudle dismissed from Battlefield baseball coaching position
• Brentsville overcomes obstacles to start 2010 season
• Injuries slow Tigers as BDHS drops two
• Stewart, Gray plan county chairman runs
• Interchange construction to increase short-term traffic woes on 29
• Local residents speak out about reopening Lake Manassas
• BOCS rejects Hellwig Access Road appeal
• Cannons 8U team sets out build character by helping community
• New-look BHS field hockey team still brings experience to field
• Adult-themed store causes controversy in Manassas
• Prince William schools open doors for new year
• Battlefield community organizes after 3 deaths in 1 month
• Covington: Study needed for potential traffic congestion on Vint Hill Road
• Haymarket youth takes second at North American track event
• Tigers seek out return to states in cross country
• BHS picks up 30th-straight regular season football win
• BHS picks up 30th-straight regular season football win
• Bobcats sweep season volleyball opener 3-0
• Battlefield students remember Dixon, Meffert
• Manassas Blaze capture 14U national crown
• Traffic light improves safety at Gallerher and 55
• Community mourns passing of BHS basketball coach Jim Bent
• Brentsville District HS prepares for final year above capacity
• Bobcats prepare for season with veteran defense, new offense
• FitzSimmonds says redistricting won't affect Senate run
• Western PW team finishes 13th in elite tournament
• Lack of money keeps Silver Lake from expanding operations
• Senator veterans give guidance to up-and-comers
• Summer season comes to a close for Virginia Generals
• SBA Orioles prepare return to Disney for elite tournament
• Madison Crescent businesses expanding despite economy
• 10&11-year olds earn best record for GDLL in post-season
• New Haymarket baseball camp offers instructions with ex-MLB pitcher
• Area farmers cope with summer heat
• Haymarket at stalemate on planning commission appointments
• Gainesville juniors take opening round 9-1
• Increased interest in Louisiana is boon to Okra's in Manassas
• Barnett challenges Wolf on transportation, effectiveness
• Connolly gives re-election pitch at Heritage Hunt home
• Cannons softball teams earn stripes with tourney titles
• 10U Cannons end season with strong showing in Cooperstown
• Gainesville all-stars take first round from Fairfax 8-2
• Nokesville ES slated to be sold after K-8 school opens
• Isolated from the Gulf, local Red Cross crews help out regionally
• Bruckschen homers lift GDLL all-star to Majors win
• Generals win Cooperstown tournament
• Annandale-North Springfield proves tough to top for Gainesville youngsters
• Haymarket Council approves nearly $2M budget
• Slow first half haunts BHS in 2-1 state championship loss to Cox
• Battlefield graduates largest senior class in school history
• Senators above .500 one week into season with 4-2 win over Staunton
• Fimian rides big margin from PW to victory
• Findlay goal lifts Tigers to district tournament title
• BHS boys soccer wins, softball drops tourney title
• Fimian, Herrity square off on Tuesday
• Tiger girls capture playoff title but fall in regions
• Miller considers running for Colgan seat
• BHS boys come to beat Heritage, earn spot in regions
• BDHS sends 7, BHS 5 to regions
• Win over Osbourn propels BHS girls into CRD championship
• County, GMU team up to propose Innovation Science Park
• Solid pitching not enough to overcome miscues for BHS
• Tiger boys in driver's seat entering post-season
• Connolly discusses fiscal restraint at JJ keynote
• Herrity, Fimian focus on spending in GOP debate
• Haymarket Bypass stagnant as developments stay flat
• Jump-N-Jimmy's prioritizes safety, value for kids at moonbounce center
• Tiger girls tennis team prepares for playoffs
• Standing water, road safety still issues at Hopewell's Landing
• Bobcat girls in position to compete for first
• BD rallies for five run fourth to stay No. 1
• Colgan talks budget, transportation
• Tobias ousts Leake for Haymarket Town Council seat
• First-year council members Leake, Kenworthy vie for second term
• Bobcat boys snap two-game slide with win over SJ
• $2.3M Town Center plan may be back
• BHS inches back toward .500
• Little League season kicks off in PWC
• B. Liddle lifts new-look Bobcats with grand slam, win
• Tobias, Edwards offer differing views in run-up to election
• Ellie Cole withdraws from Haymarket Town Council race
• Two former Haymarket council members contend for seats
• Tigers stage 4th inning rally to upend Cougars 10-7
• BDHS tops KRHS 7-3 after 4-run third
• Bright connects with Willis to launch BD past KR 1-0
• I-66W widened to six lanes at Gainesville
• Haymarket Council tweaks current budget
• Council veterans Weir, Cole show different governing styles
• New softball league forms from split with GDLL
• BHS lax rebounds with 18-8 win over McLean
• VA Generals enter 2010 baseball season with high expectations
• Haymarket Mayor unopposed; eight declare for council
• Additional runners put Bobcats in prime position for district titles
• Manassas killer Powell executed in electric chair
• Western PWC Reps split on health care
• Junior-heavy Tigers combine heart, finesse as season gets underway
• Gainesville filmmakers spark new political movement
• BHS girls lax aims for return to states
• Gainesville spellers take first, third place at county-wide bee
• Warm temperatures mark reprieve from snow
• Early injuries rock Tigers preparing for season start
• BD girls set out to avoid 'brick wall' in post season
• School board set to keep western PW school development priority
• BD baseball team returns 7 starters, 7 seniors
• Thompson third Tiger pitcher to earn athletic scholarship
• Haymarket finds faults with VRE, BRT expansion proposals
• Tiger boys bring back gold to Brentsville
• Indians end Bobcats season 33-28
• Fimian kicks off campaign with fiscally conservative message
• Indians end Bobcats' season, 33-28
• GMS gymnasts balance club schedule, life
• Haynes takes individual championship for BD girls
• On health care, Connolly sees room to work
• Haymarket, Gainesville business leaders discuss economy with Connolly
• Bowman, Cooke to represent BHS in Fairfax
• After snow storms, local teachers rethink lesson priorities
• Sitting in first place, BHS boys face biggest test yet
• Animal control beats the snow to take care of PWC animal shelter
• Local farmers dig out fields, neighbors from snow
• Gov't officials respond to blizzard
• BHS girls look for a rebound in final week of reg season
• BD boys, girls claim district swim titles
• Gov: Snow causing "extraordinarily challenging" situation in NOVA
• VDOT to begin plowing subdivisions no earlier than Sunday
• Haymarket Senators unveil 2010 roster
• Freshman gymnasts end regular season with strong showing
• Transportation tops discussion for Haymarket
• Gainesville firefighters help save 16 in Haiti
• Fimian runs against 'career politician', federal spending in 11th
• GMS seventh grader set to compete in PWC bee
• PW to "aggressively pursue" Northrop Grumman HQ
• BHS win at Aloha Classic sets up team for playoffs
• BD, SJ freshmen end regular season with strong showing
• BD girls in driver's seat
• Herrity declares in the 11th
• Patriot HS, T. Clay Wood ES to open next year in Nokesville
• Stonewall's Smith signs on with Kentucky
• Tiger boys try to rebound
• Haymarket plans for 'ultra-conservative' budget
• SJ's Costello signs on to Radford
• Three Bobcat track stars earn top-five finishes in Md.
• Nissan Pavilion name changed to Jiffy Lube Live
• 54-38 win over Loudoun Valley puts Bobcats at 5-5
• Gainesville mom gives birth to baby New Year
• Seven Senators returning to 2010 squad
• Donations, volunteer pour into BARN
• Battlefield takes win in gymnastics
• New schools will bring much-needed relief to Nokesville
• Dulin calls it quits
• Brentsville comes up big on opening day
• Bobcat boys earn first winter win
• Improvements slated for Glenkirk in 2010
• Haymarket fills 2 council vacancies
• New-look Bobcats adjusting to young squad
• Waverly Farm extension inches closer to U.S. 15
• Tiger boys focus on intangibles as b-ball season begins
• Tiger veterans lead team to opening day win
• Haymarket Holiday Party planned for Dec. 5
• Bobcats top OP, 33-27, for first regional title
• Student athletes sign on with colleges
• Local towers take hit during rough economy
• BHS prepares for third trip to regional semis
• Coach looks back on 13-7 BHS volleyball season
• Marshall sets out 2010 agenda following Election Day win
• Miller focuses on economy, transportation after big win
• PWC Dem party chairman discusses defeat
• 10U Generals close out fall season with third-place showing
• Tiger girls heading back to states
• Marshall seeks 10th term in 13th district
• Loudoun Dem takes on Marshall in 13th
• Race for the 51st gets personal
• Osbourn rolls over Stonewall 51-19 at Raiders homecoming
• Battlefield at 7-0 with wild 20-18 homecoming win over Osbourn
• Millbrook rocks Brentsville 41-20 at homecoming
• Rain dampens BD homecoming festivities
• 10U Cannons win fall ball state title
• Immigration, corruption, payday loans among hot topics at AG debate
• Kaine touts stimulus in Gainesville
• Farm Field Days educates local kids about agriculture
• Residents discuss overcrowding
• BHS field hockey sets focus on post-season with 6-0 win over SJ
• Brentsville girls, Battlefield boys crack top five at Octoberfest
• Tigers finish first, Bobcats second at Spiritfest
• Shuryn, Vazquez to resign town council seats
• Finally: Silver Lake reopens to the public
• Shannon talks corruption, child safety
• Marshall, Bell debate transportation, priorities in race for 13th
• Raider girls pay tribute to fallen Tiger in 3-2 home win
• Battlefield stays perfect after tight match against Hylton
• Hawks mount fourth quarter comeback in 34-20 win over Tigers
• Shannon talks corruption, child safety in AG race
• Stonewall volleyball focuses on basics to start '09 season
• Local residents grill Conolly on health care
• Health care debate hits home
• Liberty tops SJ for first field hockey win
• Candidates lob rhetorical bombs in 50th
• Battlefield takes football, volleyball and field hockey openers
• Connolly talks immigration, health care
• Merrifield Garden Center showcases 'state of the art' facility
• Animal control still answers 'nuisance' calls
• Young Brentsville team aims to rebound after tough 2008
• New Warrenton studio sticks with analog in the age of digital
• Stonewall seeks first winning season since '04 with slew of veterans
• Senators win the VBL championship
• Rodeo brings back pro bull riders to county fair
• Senators one win away from taking the Cup
• Obama, Kaine rally for Deeds in McLean
• Clashing views lead to problems between GDLL, Cannons
• Animal Control to drop 'nuisance' wildlife trapping cases next month
• Decline in commercial property values tougher in eastern PW than than western end
• Fireballer Adams brings extra heat to 10U Blaze
• Gainesville Cannons bring home two tournament wins
• Rural routes and broken bones: training at the Antioch fire station
• Hopkins finds happy medium in baseball, life
• With town council absent, Stutz and Weir talk development
• Liddle earns state Player of the Year honors
• Five Senators take the field at VBL All-Star game
• Haymarket councilman begins training for Iraq
• Gainesville seniors fall in playoffs
• Coles takes out Gainesville softball All-Stars
• Injury at Hopewell's Landing brings pleas for community design changes
• Park Authority lays initial plans for Silver Lake
• Senators dip back under .500 with four-game skid
• 9U Generals win championship, finish seventh at states
• GDLL Marlins prep for post-season
• Former Senators ink deals with MLB clubs
• Proposed asphalt plant withdrawn in Bristow
• SJHS sisters step up for Shamrocks in pursuit of national bid
• McDonnell goes door-to-door in Manassas
• Haymarket rebounds, wins 3-out-of-4 to reach .500
• Bristow residents speak out against proposed asphalt plants
• Tiger athletes make all-region teams
• Battlefield coach reflects on team's first state run
• Senators open season with big hopes, even after two losses
• Candidates make pitch to county Dems as primary nears
• Water main breaks on Sudley Road
• Road ends in state quarters for Bobcat girls lax
• Kent-Robinson, Thigpen grab state golds
• Black's 13Ks leads Bobcat girls back to states
• Softball loss knocks last Brentsville team out of playoffs
• Make it three: Battlefield softball clinches return to states
• Potomac Falls tops Tiger boys in overtime 2-1
• Battlefield clinches second state berth
• Heritage girls eliminate Brentsville from regions
• Softball regional semis moved to Thursday
• Brentsville, Battlefield teams win and lose in first round of regions
• Tigers take district crowns in baseball, softball and boys soccer
• Battlefield softball, baseball win district tournaments
• Loudoun Dem takes on Marshall in 13th
• Tigers end Cougars season with 12-2 romp in district semis
• Battlefield, Brentsville send seven teams to district tournament finals
• Near-no-hitter from Williams propels BHS past SJ 3-0
• Bobcat girls plow through Blue Devils 17-2 in playoff opener
• Battlefield boys win district track title, girls finish second
• Battlefield, Brentsville teams capture district crowns
• Changes in LID construction frustrates homeowners
• Rishell takes on Miller for third time in 50th
• Miller gears up for reelection run in 50th
• Tiger girls top Cougars 3-0, improve to 15-0
• Topped-ranked 10U Generals best Cannons at weekend double-header
• Dost leads Brentsville to 15-0 victory
• Findlay scores twice to lift Tigers to 12-0 before loss to Sherando
• Bobcat girls plow through OP 20-3 as regular season winds down
• Haymarket proposes 28 percent tax increase
• Klumpp scores three in 8-0 Bobcats win
• Local metal band tastes the big time
• Local band tastes the big time
• Stimulus funds bring in $9.8M for VRE
• GDLL kicks off spring season at new park
• Bristow racer prepares for 2009 ISCARS series
• Lingamfelter faces no challenger in 31st
• PWC candidates file for House of Delegates
• Town Center settlement targeted for end of April
• Raiders blank Eagles 19-0 in boys lax
• Federal stimulus money preserves, for now, more than 300 PWC school jobs
• BHS boys take first, girls second at county track meet
• Bobcat girls stay perfect with 2-1 win over Raiders
• Stonewall boys slug Battlefield 20-4
• Questions linger in run-up to Haymarket budget vote
• At Youth For Tomorrow, weathering the 'economic tsunami' is about more than money
• McDonnell focuses transportation pitch on private sector
• New auto shop in Gainesville adapts to changing business climate
• Population shifts influence diversity changes at Bull Run MS
• Manassas-based Generals No. 1 in nation
• Down two aces, Brentsville draws a third in win over Potomac Falls
• Haymarket struggles with growing pains
• BD boys place third at states; Relay team captures gold
• Younger Tiger team aims for return to states
• Town Center settlement date delayed again
• Stonewall girls lose regional championship
• Gar-Field eliminates Battlefield boys from playoffs
• BD's Kent-Robinson takes first, SJ's Thigpen second at states
• McDonnell focuses transportation pitch on private sector
• Buzzer-beating block by Big Bo boosts Bobcats by Raiders 50-49
• Martino earns second straight state title
• Proposed expansion of 29 raises concerns in Gainesville
• Moran outlines transportation plan in run-up to primary
• Skyline stuns BD girls, eliminates Tigers from playoffs
• Kettle Run mounts late surge to knock out Tiger boys 55-54
• Battlefield group takes top spot at state civics competition
• Democrats line up challengers for House of Delegates seats
• Commercial Construction Picks Up near Gainesville Intersection
• County political, business leaders deal with curtailing economy
• Battlefield comes up big at districts
• Bobcat gymnasts take second at district championship
• McAuliffe Pitches Green Jobs to Spur Economy
• Haymarket mill rate expected to increase, actual payments to hold steady
• Haymarket officers receive valor awards
• SJ wrestlers prepare for post-season
• Win over Sherando keeps Tiger girls tied for second
• Haymarket Council approves $2.3M sale of Town Center
• Battlefield swimmers out-race SJ
• Bobcats, Raiders take first place at Aloha Invitational
• Tales from the inauguration: A first-person perspective
• Stonewall girls remain perfect in district
• Lawmakers react to Kaine's address
• Planning Commission recommends Kennedy plan for approval
• Warner, Connolly start terms in Congress
• Latest sale date for Town Center Jan. 26
• Tiger swimmers top Cougars
• Martino, Psihas win big at Battle at the Bridge
• 2008: the year in sports
• Clutch free throws lift Tiger girls to second win
• Gainesville graffiti defendant undergoing competency evaluation
• Bobcat girls, boys sweep at invitational meet
• Clutch foul shots provide Tiger girls with 53-49 win ovef Judges
• Local business owners battle tough economy
• Haymarket jeweler brings flair for Celtic designs to Sugarloaf festival
• Brentsville, Battlefield take charge at Dudley Martin classic
• New Salvation Army building in Manassas more than typical thrift store
• Bricks mount up for Battlefield in OT loss to Potomac
• Haymarket targets Dec. 17 vote on Kennedy project
• Schumacher becomes first BHS player to earn lax scholarship
• Brentsville girls shift focus to defense for 08-09 season
• Tiger boys enter season with chance to control own destiny
• In wake of election, PW legislators assess red-to-blue shift
• Bobcat marching band racks up superior ratings, opportunities
• PW softball stars commit to Div. I-A universities
• Battlefield ends regular season undefeated
• Raiders win homecoming 28-20; Thigpen named homecoming king
• Brentsville District wins district cheer title
• BRMC pulls Silver Lake proposal
• McCain supporters rally for Republican, against Obama, media in Woodbridge
• Stewart “disappointed” in McCain on illegal immigration
• Battlefield claims a wild win over SJ
• ‘Forever on the Dance Floor’, music themes dominate Brentsville homecoming
• Skyline deep ball too much for Tigers at homecoming
• Relentless pursuit powers Battlefield over Liberty, Fauquier
• Bobcats take control of first place; Tigers ripped at homecoming
• Thigpen returns with four TDs in first Raider win of season
• Residential rezonings plummet while county considers Comp Plan update
• As housing market slows, impact hits local government, businesses
• Haymarket council outlines opposition to county Comp Plan
• Brentsville gives up 17 point lead in 33-23 loss to Millbrook
• Gainesville Grizzlies: More than just a sports club
• Bridge collapse injures man, closes parts of 29, 66
• No settlement likely over Silver Lake
• Local metal band makes it big with national record deal
• Ingram leads Battlefield with monster backfield attack
• Tiger girls come back from 0-2 deficit to snatch 3-2 win over Handley
• Tough housing market brings problems for local area
• Battlefield perfect through four after shutout of Stonewall
• Irvin scores twice, assists once in 3-2 Bobcat field hockey win over LHS
• Broad Run beats down Brentsville 53-13
• Battlefield volleyball attackers too much for Liberty
• Battlefield at 2-0 with shutout win over Gar-Field
• VRE continues work on westward extension study
• Brentsville drops home football opener to Freedom 22-14
• New-look Raiders prepare for opener with key players hurt
• Brentsville girls win first match of season
• New trailers bring extra students, issues to Brentsville
• Falcons come back from 24-21 deficit twice to sweep Raiders
• Biden stumps at GMU PWC
• Bobcat girls sweep Eagles in district opener
• Tiger volleyball team off to slow start, dropping first three matches
• Planning for Route 234 extension to Dulles riding rocky road
• Young Brentsville boys team sets out to defend state title
• Tiger girls hoping for national bid in cross country
• Funds, environment two major drawbacks to creation of controversial road
• Settlement date for Haymarket Town Center pushed back again
• Battlefield preps for hopeful return to title
• 76,000 flock to county fair
• Future state funding for new road construction projects hangs in balance
• Discoveries at George Mason spur economic development at Innovation
• Soccer coach Rohr splits with Brentsville after 18 years
• 9500 Liberty screens first version of illegal immigration documentary
• Bruised, broken and beaten, Senators clinch playoff spot
• Gainesville Wegmans scheduled to open in early November
• Senators manager Shields resigns; Fecteau takes reigns
• GDLL seniors win district tournament, berth to states
• District 10 Little League senior finale moved to Monday
• State declines to reimburse Haymarket for flood damages
• Back from Iraq, Cole gives a look at life inside the Green Zone
• Haymarket Town Council appoints members to new positions
• Gainesville girls come back 27-9 to force winner-take-all title game
• Battlefield grad to continue basketball career in college
• Two GDLL all-star teams remain in post season
• 10U Cannons finish ninth out of 97 teams in national tournament
• Road linking Gravely ES to U.S. 15 still a ways off
• Traffic light (finally) installed at Gallerher Road and Route 55
• Senators head into all-star break with shot at playoffs
• Gainesville District Little League all-stars enter post-season
• Bobcat baseball bigs show up-and-comers the way
• Proposed development south of Haymarket ‘indefinitely suspended’
• Senators skid continues with loss to Rebels
• Former Battlefield standout Herbek returns to Haymarket with Senators
• After .500 start, Senators drop 5 of 6
• Haymarket rectifies $194K budget shortfall
• Haymarket considers in-person absentee-voting station
• Youth For Tomorrow graduates largest class
• Stonewall Jackson graduates exit to the sounds of joy
• Poquoson ends Brentsville's quest for state title in quarter finals
• Bobcats lose state tournament title in overtime to Rams
• Battlefield softball one hit short in state final
• Obama draws thousands to Nissan Pavilion
• Two Battlefield teams to play state semi finals Friday in Chantilly
• Bobcats take first round of state tournament in rain-out win
• Bobcats, Tigers each claim regional championship
• Brentsville boys, Battlefield girls heading to states
• Brentsville claims three out of four district tournament titles
• Tiger boys earn trip to district championship
• Brentsville girls shutout Millbrook in soccer semis
• Sutphin outduels Roy as Bobcats end Falcons season, 3-0
• Barbour, Carpenter bring hurt to Warren County in 18-1 Tiger victory
• Tigers outslug Wildcats 9-4
• Undefeated Tigers roll past Central in district tournament opener
• Aflaki lights up Culpeper for Battlefield
• Top-seeded Brentsville teams sweep district quarter final opponents
• Battlefield out slugs Stonewall 13-3
• Bobcat softball team clinches first place in district
• School Board adopts budget; western PW high school still on track
• Democratic candidates debate illegal immigration
• Battlefield pounds Culpeper 19-5 in girls lax quarter finals
• Battlefield softball takes sole control of first place
• Incumbents, Edwards, Leake elected to Haymarket Town Council
• Battlefield's Sutphin outguns Culpeper's Beall in 1-0 pitchers' duel
• Battlefield dominates at SeaPerch
• Brentsville District at top of district in three sports
• Haymarket council challengers prepare for May 6 election
• Battlefield athletes to continue sports careers in college
• Kirby strikes out 11 Eagles in Stonewall softball win
• As technology changes, students find new ways to beat the system
• As Battlefield and OP clash for first place, Stonewall holds steady third
• Baltimore, Johnson step down from coaching posts
• Haymarket incumbents vie for re-election
• Firefighters quell barn blaze near Lake Manassas
• Linton Hall Road widening due to wrap up in summer 2009
• Breakaway churches score first-round win against Episcopal Church
• Gainesville little leaguers take NOVA tournament
• Falcons soar past Bobcat lax team
• Top-seed Krissy Davis pulls off lone Raider win in 8-1 loss to Liberty
• Scott strikes out 15 in no-hitter versus Falcons
• Haymarket Town Center re-approved; Ellie Cole appointed to council seat
• Board rejects Park Authority, BRMC on Silver Lake
• Sutphin throws fifth shutout of season
• Bobcats earn second place in weekend softball tournament
• Through competition, Robocats turn into engineers
• Marshall takes aim at Gilmore in U.S. Senate run
• Stonewall ties Gar-Field in girls soccer
• SJHS softball pitcher hurls no hitter
• Brentsville boys lax tops Potomac Falls
• Tiger coach O'Neill shifts focus from soccer to lacrosse
• John Cole resigns from council to move along Kennedy deal
• Haymarket residents speak out about Kennedy deal
• Tiger girls take out Eagles on opening day, 8-5
• Battlefield, Stonewall Jackson score softball victories
• Kennedy resubmits Haymarket Town Center deal
• From gold medals to ghosts, The Winery at La Grange has its share of stories
• Sutphin, Black bring contrasting styles on softball diamond for Bobcats
• Scott, Crouse return to the mound for Battlefield one last time
• Brentsville girls' season ends in state quarterfinals
• Cinderella season ends for Battlefield in regional opener
• Tiger girls heading to states
• Kennedy opts out of $2.3M Haymarket Town Center development deal
• Tiger girls hang on at regions to clinch state berth
• Potomac stuns Stonewall, region with 60-59 win
• Battlefield boys eliminated from playoffs with loss to GW-Danville
• Raider girls take district championship; Battlefield boys fall short
• Battlefield boys clinch regional berth with win over Culpeper
• Brentsville girls win district tournament
• Tigers taking winning ways through playoffs
• Fauquier knocks Battlefield girls out of playoffs in OT, 37-31
• Morres breaks record at state swim meet
• Stonewall, Battlefield compete in St. Jude's drive
• Lady Bobcats put up surprising fight against undefeated Raiders
• Company offers $10K for fuel truck theft conviction
• Battlefield boys take out Stonewall 47-29
• Stonewall Jackson, Battlefield send gymnasts to states
• Brentsville girls end regular season perfect in district
• Holy Trinity finally opens to public
• Battlefield boys send seven to states
• Raider wrestlers gear up for post-season
• Merrimac Farm sold to state, preserving land from developers
• VRE takes closer look at westward plunge
• Bobcats send two, Raiders send one to regions
• Former homeless tell their stories to Brentsville High students
• Bobcats send two, Raiders one to gymnastics regions
• Tiger boys take out Colonels in Nokesville 62-55
• Brown, Hammel end gymnastics regular season with a bang
• Raider swimmers qualify for regions
• Brentsville boys, girls advance to regions with district titles
• Weir rejoins Haymarket Town Council
• Sudley Park slated for fall opening
• County approves 210 new Haymarket houses
• Bobcat swimmers come together to take out Raiders
• Battlefield girls take 10 golds at home track meet
• Prince William gets first snow fall of 2008
• Western PW officials talk transportation, development with residents
• Weir resigns from Haymarket Town Council
• Sparks fly as Haymarket Town Council debates $2.3M property deal
• Bobcat gymnasts gaining on Yellow Jackets
• Battlefield rally falls short against Stonewall
• Raider girls devastate Battlefield 80-29
• Haymarket approves $2.3M property deal
• Mason leads Brentsville over Central in overtime, 66-57
• Tiger girls on top of district as second half of season begins
• Battlefield collapses in second half, loses to Gar-Field 66-51
• Bob Marshall declares Senate bid