Prince William County has partnered with the Urban Land Institute Washington and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments to explore strategic improvements for the Sudley Road Redevelopment Corridor The recommendations developed through this effort will lay the groundwork for a future Small Area Plan guiding long-term redevelopment and investment in the corridor A panel of public and private sector professionals from across the region—including transportation and land use planning experts and developers —collaborated through ULI’s Technical Advisory Panel to assess redevelopment opportunities and propose strategic enhancements The TAP’s recommendations focus on a phased approach to development pedestrian safety improvements and initiatives to better connect existing community resources while incentivizing future redevelopment “The TAP process has provided us with valuable insights and strategic recommendations to transform the Sudley Road corridor into a more connected vibrant and accessible area,” said Prince William County Planning Director Tanya Washington “These recommendations will inform potential short-term strategies as well as longer-term efforts through a future Sudley Road small area plan to guide thoughtful redevelopment that strengthens economic potential and enhances quality of life for this community.”  The two-day TAP process engaged a broad range of stakeholders from the Sudley Road area County staff and residents from the City of Manassas The panel also welcomed insight from the County’s Brentsville and Coles Magisterial District Supervisors as the focus area for the TAP crossed the three districts Manassas National Battlefield Park's superintendent also participated in recognition of the corridor's significance as a regional visitor destination Brentsville District Supervisor Tom Gordy emphasized the importance of public engagement as redevelopment efforts take shape.  “Community engagement is going to be very important in getting this right as we move forward,” Gordy said other stakeholders that live within the Sudley Road Corridor We’re going to have to be very intentional about this and we’re absolutely committed to doing that.”  Identified as a redevelopment area in the county’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan the Sudley Road corridor serves as a major regional and local transportation route and connection between residential communities while also welcoming approximately 700,000 visitors annually to Manassas National Battlefield Park.  Prince William County Executive Chris Shorter expressed appreciation to the experts who participated in the panel from surrounding jurisdictions and to ULI and Metropolitan Washington COG for the regional collaboration Shorter described the corridor as a key economic driver and opportunity for community development in the county.  “The Sudley Road Corridor represents a critically important economic development thruway,” said Shorter “The types of retail we want to see...the types of amenities...and I would even say the types of community development projects recreation centers and all of the things that you would expect of a growing community All that is possible right here on this corridor.”  Prince William County Department of Economic Development and Tourism Executive Director Christina Winn highlighted the TAP’s findings as a promising opportunity to strengthen the corridor’s economic potential.  “It's really the opportunity to reimagine what this corridor can be; and then how do you drive more jobs and investment into the corridor to provide that entire quality of life,” said Winn “This corridor has so many amenities and really great bones about it I think if we can continue to cultivate and curate the right types of businesses it will just really be rebirthed into a fantastic commercial corridor again.” In approximately two months, ULI will produce a detailed report of the TAP’s recommendations presented on March 6 to county staff, members of the Board of County Supervisors and the public. The ULI TAP report, when available, will be posted on the Planning Office website at www.pwcva.org/planning.   For more information about the TAP visit: ULI Technical Assistance Panel-Sudley Road Redevelopment Corridor.  Watch the Buzz video and also view a recording of the TAP’s presentation.  An action you have taken is directing you away from this site to the following address: Prince William County may not own or control the contents of this link A Goodwill of Greater Washington store at 8014 Sudley Road in Manassas will relocate to 8117 Sudley Road A tragic fentanyl overdose led to murder charges for two parents in Prince William County and public intoxication incidents in Stafford and PWC – Severe thunderstorms that swept through Stafford County on Monday with the hardest-hit areas now including Austin Ridge and Aquia Harbour – Republicans from across Prince William County gathered at Fox Chase Manor for their annual black-tie Lincoln Reagan Dinner drawing a record crowd and laying out their strategy ahead of the 2025 election cycle – A bank tenant inside a newly completed data center in Manassas has triggered a sweeping local tax exemption upending financial expectations and leaving city officials blindsided and Networking — Calling middle and high school students for FREE Educational Summer Programming LLT STEMpower Camp at Marymount University Read More Submit your own Community Post here Inspired by local physicians who were among the nation’s first to adopt the concierge medicine model Northern Virginia is now a hub for its surging popularity These leading physicians are redefining the patient experience with same-day appointments MD’s change to concierge medicine enabled focused attention for each individual and the launch of his innovative diet program for those with type 2 diabetes “The goal is to promote enough weight loss to reach an acceptable A1C of 6% with no medication,” he explains “Achieving that can take several months of very close follow up MD considers his patients quite literally as family “I believe there’s nothing more honorable than helping patients when they’re sick and I care for them exactly as I would my loved ones.” Whether for a specialist referral “My patients know I’m always just a phone call away.” Read More Hosted by the Obesity Action Coalition (OAC) since 2012 this highly-anticipated gathering is the nation’s leading gathering focused on empowering individuals with science-based education support and practical tools for managing weight and improving health This unique Convention truly has something Participate in the 33rd Annual Van Metre 5K Run—a race that goes further than 3.1 miles where every stride you take supports Children’s National Hospital The Van Metre 5K Run donates 100% of proceeds to Children’s National Hospital and has The Sudley Road Corridor in Prince William County has been chosen for the regional Technical Assistance Panel, or TAP program during Fiscal Year 2025 by the Urban Land Institute Washington and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments  is bordered by the Manassas Battlefield Park to the north Ashton Avenue to the west and a section of Williamson Boulevard to the east.     The purpose of a TAP is to bring together regional experts to evaluate an area with unique circumstances Identified by Prince William County as a redevelopment corridor in the county's 2040 Comprehensive Plan equity and transportation issues along the Sudley Road corridor The goal is to improve the quality of life for residents and enhance the economic viability of the corridor This study will lay the groundwork for a future small area plan for the Sudley Road area.   “The Sudley Road corridor plays an important role in Prince William County as a regional and local transportation connector and retail center and as the home of a diverse community,” said Tanya Washington the county’s Director of the Planning Office “The Technical Assistance Panel is a great opportunity to identify ways we can enhance Sudley Road for the benefit of the county and the region.”  The two-day TAP brainstorming session is tentatively scheduled for early 2025 and will include experts in real estate economic development and planning from around the region architects and real estate professionals; and generally convened with eight to 10 experts that best match the needs of areas requiring study and will ultimately produce a presentation to the sponsor organization followed by a written report from the Urban Land Institute with expert recommendations.    The scope for the TAP application was developed jointly by the Prince William County Planning Office and Department of Economic Development and Tourism The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments identified the corridor with input from the county as an Equity Emphasis Area the Prince William County Comprehensive Plan designates Sudley Road for future high-capacity transit $20 million project to improve safety and accessibility on Sudley Road between Godwin Drive and Battleview Parkway.   "The Sudley Road Corridor serves as the western gateway to Prince William County and a key regional hub for employment education and amenities," said Christina Winn Director of Economic Development and Tourism for the county "As investment interest in redevelopment grows it's crucial to guide these developments in a way that aligns with the county's objectives."    The report with study results and expert recommendations should be available for review within about two months after the TAP adjourns or by the end of June 2025.   "We are excited to have been selected for the Technical Assistance Panel program and to partner with ULI Washington and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments," said County Executive Chris Shorter "This opportunity will enable us to gather expert insights and recommendations to advance our continued efforts to enhance economic vitality and promote sustainable development along the Sudley Road Corridor."  Learn more about the Sudley Road Corridor TAP Program Already have an account? 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is larger than is allowed by county zoning rules and close to two residential subdivisions The Prince William County Board of Supervisors approved a data center complex off Wellington Road in Manassas Tuesday that is larger than is allowed by county zoning rules and close to two residential subdivisions The vote came after the board heard both the developer and the supervisor who represents the area argue that without a new set of “proffers,” or legally binding conditions agreed to by both the county and the developer the project would be more impactful to area residents The Wellington Glen Technology Park passed on a 5-3 vote after more than two hours of discussion of its pros and cons allows for a 75-foot-tall building on a 49.5-acre wooded site west of the intersection of Wellington Road and Sudley Manor Drive Its building would be a little more than 500 feet from the nearest houses in two subdivisions Arcadia Run and the Independence neighborhood It’s estimated to require about 200 megawatts of power or the equivalent needed for about 50,000 homes whose Brentsville District includes the site said it was clear to him that a data center would be built there one way or another since it lies within an area where the facilities are allowed by right it's not a matter of whether or not we're going to get a data center here He said he had worked with the applicant to “manage it down” to minimize the impact on the nearby community That included a reduction in proposed height from 90 feet – which was rejected earlier by the planning commission – to 65 feet plus rooftop equipment  Other concessions included a windowed façade to make its building – or two adjacent structures according to one plan -- look like an office building Another promised that noise from the finished center would not exceed the maximum levels being proposed in a new county noise ordinance An earlier submission proposed a building or buildings of 983,279 square feet The approved proffer statement called for one half that size at 475,000 square feet But county staffers pointed out that if had been built under by-right rules it would have been limited to 235,000 square feet The desire to build a larger data center was the main reason developers pursued the proffer amendment Drivers heading along Interstate 66 near U.S 29 in Gainesville might have noticed the enorm… the planning staff said the increased building size was mitigated by its windowed design and tree buffering “We've worked on this to get to a place that I feel a lot more comfortable with and that has significantly come down,” Gordy said signaled her disapproval and voted against the project along with Supervisors Bob Weir and Yesli Vega “I really am running out of patience just with data centers,” she said They deserve us putting our best foot forward But I just don't see myself supporting this project.”  A dozen people spoke during a public hearing Voicing approval were four data center building trades workers who said data center construction had been a huge boon for the county the chief operating officer of Dynaelectric of Dulles in this community “the majority of the construction (workers) would be out of work.”  Prince William County is on track to become the new data center capital of the world They mentioned data centers’ tremendous energy draw and the erection of new high-powered transmission lines to serve them They also said they were appalled that the supervisors might allow data center buildings so close to homes – the closest residence argued that because the project was asking for twice as much floor space than was allowed under by-right rules “Every single proffer that they are offering is a solution to a problem that they are creating She also pointed out that there was nothing special in the developer’s offer to keep noise below 50 decibels since that will be the limit when the supervisors adopt a planned revised noise ordinance data center noise could still be a problem for nearby residents a consultant helping design a new county sound ordinance sensitive to data center noise took measurements near the Arcadia Run complex apparently from the Iron Mountain data centers across the street to be well in violation of the proposed new limits The proposed ordinance would limit noise to 47 decibels at night and 52 during the day more noise from a new data center could only worsen the problem Reach Peter Cary at news@fauquier.com  Want to stay up to date on the best stories out of Prince William County? Sign up for the Prince William Times’ newly revamped daily newsletter, The JAM, online here The county is set to consider a new crack down on noise coming from data centers But it's not clear the new rules will solve the ongoing problem in the Great Oak community where Amazon says it has done all it can to quiet its four data centers next door Stay up-to-date on the best stories about life in Prince William County with The JAM - Your News In Just A Minute newsletter Digital and Print Subscription memberships available The future of Prince William Times now depends on community support Your donation will help us continue to improve our journalism through in-depth local news coverage and expanded reader engagement Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: 2025 at 2:58 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}A Savers store could be headed to a former Big Lots location in Manassas according to a Washington Business Journal report VA — A new retailer could be in the works to fill a space vacated by Big Lots in Manassas Washington Business Journal reported a site plan was submitted for a Savers thrift store at 7743 Sudley Road in the Manassas area of Prince William County. Savers is known for its massive thrift stores and donation centers accepting clothing and household items The thrift store chain has other Northern Virginia locations in the Woodbridge The Sudley Road corridor of Manassas has at least one other similar thrift store — Goodwill — plus a McKay Used Books The Manassas Big Lots store was one of the first Virginia closures in 2024 amid financial troubles for the retailer Many of the Big Lots locations have closed including all of the stores in the immediate Northern Virginia region Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. – The Prince William County Planning Commission has voted to approve the development of two new restaurants at Sudley Manor Square near Manassas -- a Panera Bread with a drive-through and a Dave's Hot Chicken will now move to the Prince William Board of County Supervisors for a final decision Advertise with us Video Services One Stop Shop now being offered at Wallasey town hall Liverpool FC’s 20th league title becomes most engaged Premier League win in history info@theguideliverpool.com +44 151 702 0143 Calendar Food & Drink Picante launches new Margarita Masterclasses Liverpool restaurant week returns next weekend with hundreds of dining deals Nightlife New Kapsule music venue opening at Invisible Wind Factory this weekend 20 things you can do this week in Liverpool (28 April – 4 May 2025) Tate Liverpool unveils Chila Kumari Singh Burman retrospective as centrepiece of 2027 relaunch Mel Giedroyc returns to Liverpool for a night of Eurovision Classics at the Philharmonic Hall Family Mum creates chilled Scandi style play cafe that parents will love as much as kids Find out the free family entertainment happening at Smithdown Festival this weekend Directory The Northern Guide Advertise The Guide Liverpool: Getting Ready for the BIG dates in 2025 12 ways The Guide can help support your business in 2025 The summer edition will take place on Saturday 16 August 2025 while the winter market will follow on Saturday 22 November 2025 bringing the magic of local craftsmanship back to this historic south Liverpool venue The debut Sudley House Handmade in November 2024 attracted hundreds of visitors eager to discover unique handcrafted gifts in the atmospheric setting of the former merchant’s mansion “We were absolutely thrilled with the response to our first Sudley House Handmade market The feedback from both visitors and traders was exceptional and we can’t wait to build on that success with our 2025 events.  “The summer edition will offer something different giving visitors the chance to explore the beautiful grounds of Sudley House alongside discovering amazing local talent Our winter market will once again transform the historic rooms into a festive shopping experience perfect for finding those special Christmas gifts.”  Applications for stallholders will open mid-April 2025 with the final lineup expected to showcase a diverse range of quality handmade products from local makers November’s market featured everything from ceramics and textiles to jewellery with a focus on highlighting the best of local craftsmanship.  The Guide Liverpool proudly shares regular stories from in and around Liverpool Our editorial team is made up of trained journalists and media professionals meaning you will never miss a moment from the city region Sign up today to be the first to hear exclusive Liverpool news & offers Download it today to be the first to hear exclusive Liverpool news & offers The store at 7807 Sudley Road in Manassas will close after the last day on Sunday Amazon Fresh is planning to support employees with the transition of the store closing or from our other Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market stores in the area We remain committed to Amazon Fresh and our broader grocery strategy and will continue to refine our portfolio of stores as we learn which locations and features resonate most with customers." Amazon Fresh has five locations in Northern Virginia region and beyond are owned by Amazon as well The store is replacing an older Whole Foods store down Route 7 between Falls Church and Tysons The Amazon Fresh store is in the Sudley Road corridor of Manassas. Prince William County recently announced it was working on an initiative with the Urban Land Institute and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments to seek improvements for the corridor The county said recommendations will guide a small area plan to map out long-term redevelopment and investment goals 2025 at 1:03 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Some restaurants around the Manassas area and western Prince William County recorded violations during recent inspections from Prince William County's health department some restaurants in the Manassas area recorded violations during recent health department inspections Health inspectors conduct most restaurant and other health inspections in person Violations typically focus on factors that can contribute to food contamination The local health department can also perform a re-inspection to ensure that possible violations have been corrected the inspector provides a specific corrective action that can be completed to rectify the violation and violations can be corrected during the course of the inspection and an inspector may conduct a follow-up inspection to ensure compliance Here are the most recent inspections from the Manassas and western Prince William County area in the latter part of January according to the Prince William Health District One result involved 24 violations at an IHOP location including cheese cold holding at temperatures up to 65 degrees and mold-like grime on a storage unit door such as encrusted dirt in an ice machine and other places in the kitchen Burger King #1044: 8330 Sudley Rd Manassas This establishment did not have written procedures for employees to follow when responding to vomiting or diarrheal events in the establishment Jersey Mike's Subs: 9805 Liberia Ave. Chili's Grill & Bar: 10600 Sudley Manor Dr Manassas Akasaka: 10788 Sudley Manor Dr Vinny's NY Pizza: 11674 Sudley Manor Dr Manassas International House Of Pancakes #564: 8785 Centreville Rd Manassas Voodoo Brother's Cajun Creole: 9112 Center Street Manassas Tony's Pizza: 13629 Dumfries Rd Manassas 2025 at 11:41 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Snow emergency routes are in effect in Manassas (Peggy Bayard/Patch)UPDATE: As of noon Tuesday the snow emergency will end in the City of Manassas Parking will again be allowed on snow emergency routes after plowing was done on the key routes VA — A winter storm that started overnight into Monday has prompted a snow emergency in the City of Manassas The city has also rescheduled the swearing in ceremony for the mayor and three City Council members to the Jan Vehicles parked on snow emergency routes must be moved Snow emergency routes within the city are: The City of Manassas has about 254.5 lane miles to plow, including 86 lane miles of primary routes and the remainder of secondary and residential routes. See the city's interactive snow map for more information The Virginia Department of Transportation clears many roads in Prince William County and homeowners associations may be responsible for clearing their private roads City of Manassas offices are open but with limited services Manassas City Public Schools are closed on Monday Yard waste and Christmas tree collections will not happen Prince William County government offices and Prince William County Public Schools are closed SEE ALSO: First Snow Of 2025: Snow Removal Policies To Know In Manassas 2025 at 11:11 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Take our survey to share your ideas for fixing Route 28 congestion around Manassas and Manassas Park VA — With the Route 28 Bypass project scrapped officials will have to look for other solutions to fix congestion in the Route 28 corridor within Manassas We are surveying readers to hear your perspectives on fixing the embattled road The bypass had been a years-long effort to address the growing traffic on Route 28 The project would have involved extending Godwin Drive Across Sudley Road as a four-lane divided road connecting with Route 28 north of Bull Run Stream in Fairfax County Prince William County supervisors had voted for the bypass option in 2020. However, increasing costs and lack of support from Fairfax County were key reasons leading supervisors to vote 5-3 on Tuesday to cancel the project If a bypass isn't the solution to fixing Route 28 we want to hear which alternatives you prefer Is it a road widening or other road improvements Could it be targeted efforts to get more people working closer to home Let us know your thoughts in the survey below The anonymous survey is non-scientific and is only intended to gauge reader sentiment from the Manassas and Manassas Park areas If you cannot see the survey below, click here 2024 at 4:41 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The Route 234 and Sudley Manor Drive interchange project received funding from the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority VA — Prince William County is receiving $172 million from the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority to help fund five road improvement projects On Thursday, NVTA adopted its Fiscal Year 2024-2029 Six Year Program dedicating $696.6 million to 23 multimodal transportation projects across the region NVTA also transferred $21.1 million previously dedicated to an NVTA-funded project in Arlington County to fund the Crystal City to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Multimodal Connection project bringing the total number of funded projects in FY 2024-2029 to 24 NVTA is a regional organization tasked with allocating regional revenues to transportation projects in Northern Virginia localities with a focus on multimodal projects that will reduce traffic congestion "NVTA invests in multimodal transportation projects that alleviate traffic congestion and expand travel options all with the priority of enhancing the quality of life for Northern Virginia residents," said Phyllis Randall chair of NVTA and the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors "Each project in this Six Year Funding Program reflects NVTA’s unwavering commitment to reducing congestion and improving the quality of life for Northern Virginians." funded projects in the NVTA six-year program are: NVTA's newly adopted funding program is the seventh in the authority's history The latest funding program is the seventh NVTA's history the NVTA has committed more than $3.8 billion to advance 140 projects across the region Information about all of the 24 projects funded as part of NVTA's Adopted FY2024-2029 Six Year Program are available online Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. National Museums Liverpool is delighted to announce the return of Sudley House Handmade Winter Edition taking place on Saturday 22 November 2025 Bringing the magic of local craftsmanship back to this historic south Liverpool venue with unique handcrafted gifts in the atmospheric setting of the former merchant’s mansion Expect a diverse range of quality handmade products from local makers What does ‘home’ mean to you and your family Goodison Park stands as a shining example.. Before Oasis: In Conversation with Marcus Russell is a rare opportunity to hear the.. All Things Considered Theatre’s Be.Spoke programme offers women a creative space to play Liverpool City Council’s Flower Streets mural project scooped the Community Cohesion Award and People’s.. Five Liverpool arts projects will receive a share of £20k worth of funding from.. Liverpool Cathedral is preparing to shine brighter than ever with the arrival of Helios,.. Liverpool is bringing the light back next month as city prepares to reopen the.. is throwing open its doors for an unmissable festive experience a historic Victorian merchant house nestled in south Liverpool will transform into a carefully curated artisan market this Saturday Sudley Handmade will see 21 talented makers and designers take over this stunning historic property offering visitors the chance to discover unique gifts while exploring rooms decked in spectacular Victorian-style Christmas decorations Visitors can warm up with indulgent hot chocolates and freshly baked mince pies in the house’s café all while browsing in what was once one of Liverpool’s most prestigious homes For those seeking an even more magical experience, the mansion will step back in time on 7-8 December from 11am for A Sudley Victorian Christmas – complete with traditional carol singers and storytelling beneath the property’s grand ceilings For more information on all the events taking place at Sudley House over the festive period, visit the website READ MORE: LIVERPOOL WELCOMES NEW MARKETS FOR THE CHRISTMAS PERIOD By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Conditions and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Explore Liverpool about news We never share your information with anyone Stay up to date with all the best articles Explore Liverpool is a central hub for the Liverpool City Region helping not only visitors and students but also residents of the city From eerie after-hours tours to family-friendly daytime fun there’s something for everyone looking to add a little fright to their night this October at Sudley House Step into the Victorian grandeur of Sudley House for a rare chance to explore its historic rooms long after the sun has set invites brave visitors to wander through the darkened halls and creaky corridors of this grand old mansion you might encounter characters from the past who have come back to share some truly terrifying Halloween tales This interactive tour is designed for older audiences who want to experience the house’s eerie atmosphere after hours Numbers are strictly limited to ensure a spine-tingling yet intimate experience Tours last approximately 50 minutes to an hour so there’s plenty of opportunity to choose your ideal time to brave the haunted halls Booking in advance is essential to secure your spot – get your tickets here For those looking for a daytime Halloween thrill Spooky Sudley offers a more family-friendly way to enjoy the festivities Running on 26 and 27 October from 10.30am – 4.00pm this event is perfect for all ages – though the very youngest visitors might want to be prepared for a slightly spooky atmosphere families can enjoy a variety of Halloween-themed activities There’s no need to book ahead for Spooky Sudley so you can drop in whenever suits you and get in the Halloween spirit Tucked away in the heart of Liverpool’s suburbs Sudley House is a historic gem with a fascinating past It offers visitors a glimpse into Victorian life with its beautifully preserved period rooms and impressive art collection offering a rare opportunity to experience its eerie charm after dark Whether you’re in the mood for a chilling night-time adventure or a fun-filled family day out Sudley House is the place to be this Halloween National Museums Liverpool is delighted to announce the return of Sudley House Handmade Summer Edition taking place on Saturday 16 August 2025 Collective Encounters is delighted to launch a brand new exhibition created by Women in.. Whatsonstage and Tony award-winning performance in Suzie.. Come together for an unforgettable night of music and.. Arts Groupie’s Play Reading Group is back FACT presents two compelling exhibitions by artists.. has long been celebrated around the globe for.. Grammy-nominated dance duo Groove Armada (DJ Set) have just been added as special guests.. Featuring Keith Allen and directed by Lindsay Posner 2024 at 4:04 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}A suspect bit a robbery victim in the Manassas area and is being sought by Prince William County Police VA — A robbery where the victim was bitten was among the incidents Prince William County Police responded to during the holiday weekend Police say a 34-year-old man was getting out of his car when a woman took his wallet the suspect bit the victim's hand and fled with the wallet Police and a K-9 unit searched the area but did not find the suspect The suspect was described as a Black woman between ages 30 to 35 around 5 foot 3 with a large build The suspect was wearing a yellow sports bra with spaghetti straps Below are other incidents reported in the Manassas area over the weekend. Anyone with information about a case can contact Prince William County Police at 703-792-7000 or submit a tip to pwcva.gov/policetip Strong-Arm Robbery: On July 6 at 12:56 p.m. officers responded to the Macy’s located inside Manassas Mall at 8300 Sudley Rd in Manassas (20109) to investigate a robbery concealed items and attempted to leave the store the accused made threats and began to run out of the store Officers observed the accused and attempted to detain him the accused refused to follow officers’ commands and continued fleeing the accused made additional threats towards officers The unpaid merchandise and suspected illegal drugs were recovered and 1 count of possession of illegal narcotics Residential Burglary: On July 6 at 11:21 a.m. officers responded to a residence located in the 12100 block of Kahns Rd in Manassas (20112) to investigate a burglary The investigation revealed entry was made into the home sometime between 12 a.m There were no signs of forced entry into the home A Play Station 3 and coins were reported missing Residential Burglary: On July 3 at 5:17 p.m. officers responded to a residence located in the 8300 block of Claremont St in Manassas (20110) investigate a burglary The investigation revealed entry was made into an attached garage sometime between July 1-3 Both the door leading to the garage and a back window were damaged along with the backyard door found ajar The top of a washing machine was reported missing Like many road names throughout Prince William County Sudley Road and Sudley Manor Road find their beginnings with the influential Carter Family Landon Carter was deeded a portion of land from the Middle Bull Run tract in northern Prince William While Landon primarily lived in Richmond County at Sabine Hall the task of developing the Middle Bull Run tract was given to two of his sons: John Carter and Landon Carter II Landon Carter II built a large plantation called Pittsylvania on this tract of land north of Bull Run in Fairfax County around 1760 grew throughout the 18th and 19th centuries While historians today do not know where the town’s name specifically originates from the community may have gotten its name from Sudley Mansion or Sudley Springs a sulpher spring nearby with medicinal values Sudley Road and Sudley Manor Road’s names originate from this historic community was in operation supplying the nearby community with wood Sudley Methodist Church was built on land donated by Landon Carter II After the Manassas Gap Railroad was completed to Gainesville in 1852 there was easier access to town resulting in the growth of Sudley New structures in town included the Sudley Springs Hotel and a wheelwright shop by the mid 19th Century The Civil War brought destruction to the Sudley community Many buildings in the area were destroyed or heavily damaged during the two battles in Manassas Pittsylvania burned down in the midst of the war in 1862 The Thornberry residence became a post office after the war by the late 19th century the town again fell into decline The Depression of 1893 forced the hotel to close and it burned in the early 1900s The Sudley Springs Post Office closed in 1903 The mill closed in 1910 and was dismantled in the 1930s Carter’s Sudley Mansion fell into disrepair by the early 1900s and was dismantled Sudley Methodist Church burned down and rebuilt in 1922 The Thornberry House still stands and is currently preserved by the National Park Service While the historic community does not exist anymore as it did hundreds of years ago near Catharpin Run and Bull Run there is still a Sudley today that takes its name from these historical roots The Sudley community today spans 1.6 miles the length of Sudley Manor Drive from Route 234 until the road ends near Splashdown Waterpark containing important structures such as schools Provided by Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) A new traffic signal is now in service at Sudley Manor Drive and Seymour Road that aims to improve safety and accessibility for pedestrians and drivers and improve operations at the intersection Design approval and the start of right of way acquisition for the intersection improvements occurred in 2019 with construction beginning in January of this year Final detail work will occur in the coming weeks with minimal impacts to traffic The $660,000 project is financed with federal safety funding Sudley Manor Drive averages about 34,000 vehicles a day and Seymour Road averages 5,100 based on 2019 data cyclists and pedestrians are reminded to use caution when traveling in active work zones limit distractions and follow detour route signage or by calling 511 in Virginia anywhere anytime A 26-year-old Manassas man has died as a result of a single vehicle crash late Tuesday night near Sudley Road and Rixlew Lane in Manassas Police were called to the 8400 block of Sudley Road at 10:43 p.m struck a curb and rolled several times before coming to rest in a nearby parking lot The driver was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the vehicle He was transported to an area hospital where he later died as a result of his injuries A 24-year-old female front-seat passenger suffered minor injuries The deceased driver was identified as Alex Randy Portillo Police investigators are asking anyone who might have witnessed the crash to contact police The Changing Rooms features four treatment rooms and three for talking therapies located in a “calm and restorative space” The building overhaul is part of a long-term health and wellbeing project from Growing Sudley Community Interest Company (CIC) The community business operates a therapeutic garden to which all profits from the new therapy rooms will be distributed The capital refurbishment of a derelict sports changing rooms facility has been community-led and aimed at creating a low carbon eco building The building runs on air source heat pump technology and was clad with zero carbon natural building material hempcrete as part of a volunteer training project in 2023 Solar panels and a living biodiverse roof are set to be installed soon A growing community of therapists are already using the building and the response has been enthusiastic Therapists and clients alike are enjoying the relaxed and regenerative atmosphere the beautiful greenspace location and the social and environmental aims of the wider project The space currently offers treatments including yoga therapy ayurvedic therapies and talking therapies from a range of integrative counsellors and clinical psychologists Growing Sudley CIC is a not-for-profit community business working since 2017 to revive the old walled garden at Sudley Estate The redevelopment of the derelict Liverpool City Council changing rooms building took place between 2020 and 2025 with funding from Power To Change Kindred Liverpool and Liverpool City Region Environment Fund The Changing Rooms features four treatment rooms and three for talking therapies located in a ‘calm and restorative space’ The building overhaul within Sudley Estate is part of a long-term health and wellbeing project from Growing Sudley Community Interest Company The community business operates a thriving Therapeutic Garden to which all profits from the new Therapy Rooms will be distributed The capital refurbishment of a derelict sports changing rooms facility has been community-led and aimed at creating a low carbon eco building With solar panels and a living biodiverse roof being installed soon this is a ‘green and healthy building for now and the future’ and available to book in morning and afternoon blocks Visitors can enjoy a stroll around Sudley Estate before or after their appointment or find out how to get involved in the Therapeutic Garden project Mind body practices such as yoga and tai chi take place in the garden as well as many other nature-based activities and workshops for all ages Buy Tickets Sign up today to be the first to hear exclusive Liverpool news & offers! 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TRACK RADARProtesters throw bricks rocks at officers during protest on Sudley Road in Manassasby ABC7 Staff (ABC7) — Protesters in Manassas on Saturday night turned violent and left at least two officers injured Residents were told to shelter in place as law enforcement attempted to disperse crowds The protest on Sudley Road near the entrance of I-66 in the Manassas section of Prince William County lasted hours Both directions of traffic were shut down at Sudley Road (234) and Sudley Manor Drive and bottles at passing vehicles and then at law enforcement ALSO READ: PHOTOS: Outrage over George Floyd's death ignites chaos around White House Saturday who represents the people of Virginia's 50th District in the House of Delegates says Virginia State Police sprayed him with CS (tear) gas after he identified himself to officers They also allegedly threw a flashbang directly at his feet Prince William County Police encouraged people to avoid the area and called the gathering "an unlawful assembly." shelter in place indoors until further notice," Prince William County Police tweeted ABC7's Tom Roussey is in D.C. tonight. Follow him on Twitter for live updates A stretch of Virginia’s long-anticipated 66 Express Lanes are open for business but there are a few things drivers should be aware of before taking advantage of them The westernmost stretch of the 66 Express Lanes welcomed their first commuters ahead of schedule last week offering a more streamlined drive from U.S The 9-mile segment is free of charge for now according to the Virginia Department of Transportation granting drivers a chance to familiarize themselves with the new entry and exit points before an eventual shift to electronic tolling That grace period will be especially handy for drivers unaccustomed to using express lanes with limited exits The idea works much the same as current express lanes along the Capital Beltway and Interstate 95 elsewhere in Northern Virginia but for those wanting an explainer — or a refresher — we’re here to help WTOP’s Dave Dildine toured the eastbound and westbound express lanes between Gainesville and Centreville after their opening this week: Eastbound drivers entering the new express lanes in Gainesville and Manassas are committed until reaching their end at Route 28 — where construction continues on the rest of the express corridor eastbound travelers wanting to head northbound onto Route 28 have the option of either taking an exit to Route 28 or funneling into the I-66 main lanes at the I-66/Route 28 interchange Eastbound drivers on I-66 have three opportunities to join the express lanes as it stands: At their origin before Route 29 via a slip ramp along the left side just east of the Sudley Road overpass or from northbound Sudley Road on a flyover that splits from the eastbound ramp before reaching the general purpose lanes There is also eastbound access from Balls Ford Road and University Boulevard Keep in mind that if you join the eastbound express lanes at any point you’re with them all the way to Route 28 Westbound drivers can enter the express lanes from the left side just beyond Va westbound travelers currently have a few opportunities to exit the express lanes mid-route instead of running the full nine-mile stretch drivers headed to Sudley Road or the Prince William Parkway can use a flyover ramp to rejoin the I-66 general purpose lanes before leaving the highway Signage for this ramp bills it as a “local” exit Westbound drivers will then encounter two new exits in Manassas and Gainesville links with Balls Ford Road and a large park-and-ride lot after Sudley Road A second exit connects westbound travelers with University Boulevard soon after the Prince William Parkway That exit takes drivers directly to Route 29 Drivers with experience using Northern Virginia’s other express routes will probably find the new 66 Express Lanes familiar On-ramps and exits are limited compared to general purpose lanes “The main-to-express exchange in Manassas is a lot like the one on I-395 near Edsall Road and which only have a few dedicated ramps to Seminary Road and the Pentagon the exits are limited,” Dildine said the express lanes are similar to the others in Northern Virginia.” It’s free for now, but it won’t be forever. Tolling, once implemented, will vary in real-time. Overhead signs placed ahead of entryways will flash a dynamic toll rate that fluctuates with demand Electronic toll gantries will log each vehicle’s distance traveled and charge solo drivers through their E-ZPass according to the rate at their time of entry Drivers with at least one passenger will be able to continue using the express lanes for free as long as they’re equipped with an E-ZPass Flex set to carpool mode But that requirement will be upped to two passengers plus the driver once the remaining 66 Express Lanes open later this year mirroring high-occupancy vehicle rules along the Capital Beltway Commuters will pay the same rate regardless of vehicle type with one notable exception that sets the 66 Express Lanes apart from the rest: Large trucks barred from the area’s other express routes Motorcycles can ride toll-free without an E-ZPass Confused? We don’t blame you. It’s a lot to soak in for someone not already used to the concept of express lanes, and that’s exactly why VDOT is giving drivers a chance to grow acquainted with the new pattern before debuting tolls. Think of it like a free trial — and if you don’t already have an E-ZPass or E-ZPass Flex, now is a great moment to sign up for one “Enjoy the free ride while it lasts,” Dildine said “We don’t yet know how high the tolls for solo drivers will be so now is a good time to acclimate to the flow.” Work is wrapping up on the route’s eastern half That stretch will offer more exit options for eastbound drivers past Route 28 including dedicated ramps to Monument Drive Vaden Drive and the Beltway’s own express lanes we’re all eyes on the nine miles between routes 28 and 29 for a sense of how the rollout is going there is a little weaving in Manassas where the local flyover ramp meets the right exit lane for Sudley Road but the backup hasn’t been too impactful yet,” Dildine said noting that drivers “seem to be enjoying the higher speed limit which is a non-variable 70 miles per hour posted.” Alejandro Alvarez joined WTOP as a digital journalist and editor in June 2018 He is a reporter and photographer focusing on politics political activism and international affairs This website is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area (ABC7) — At least 26 people have been displaced after an apartment complex in Manassas caught fire on Wednesday morning Firefighters are still on the scene at Sudley Crossing Apartments in the 10800 block of Gambril Drive The two-alarm fire is under control and the Red Cross is assisting displaced families Sudley Elementary School is celebrating a milestone this year Scattered thunderstorms during the evening Bob & Edith’s opened their seventh local restaurant on Sudley Road in Manassas on Jan A view of the inside of the new Bob & Edith’s Diner meatloaf and country-fried steaks are some of the most popular entrees at Bob & Edith’s which will soon be open 24 hours a day at its new restaurant in Manassas A new Bob & Edith’s Diner location is opening Wednesday morning serving sweet and savory meals that are prepared in front of the customer Everything is fresh; every ingredient “hits the grill raw,” said owner Greg Bolton who recommends the “killer” French toast and country fried steak as well as the home fries that are prepared by hand from whole is the seventh location for the 54-year-old diner business aiming to open three stores per year and eventually to offer franchises of the family-owned diner which he calls “a dying breed” of restaurant Bob & Edith’s hours in Manassas will run from 6 a.m giving the staff some time to work out any opening kinks But Bolton says that after a ceremonial ribbon-cutting at the end of the month like Bob & Edith’s other locations in Arlington Stores eight and nine are coming soon to Fairfax The Manassas location will be the first to offer Bolton’s recipe for chipped beef which he recommends eating on home fries instead of the typical toast with an accompaniment of scrambled eggs He’ll be cooking the first batch at 5:30 a.m The restaurant seats about 100 people and is first-come first-served — though some accommodation can be made for very large parties Reach Sondra Anzalone at news@fauquier.com bobandedithsdiner.com Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor assisted living in Manassas A sign erected outside Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor long-term care center in May recognizes the hard work of the facility's staff Seven residents of a Manassas assisted living facility have died as a result of an outbreak of COVID-19 that has so far sickened 16 people including 11 residents and five staff members informed residents and their family members in letters this past week that 11 residents including four in assisted living and seven in memory care which was obtained by the Prince William Times confirmed the outbreak in a statement Monday Harper said Arbor Terrace at Sudley Manor had taken several measures recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as well as state and local officials in an attempt to avoid an outbreak like thousands of other senior-living facilities across the U.S. Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor was unable to escape the pandemic “Despite having a pandemic plan in place and our heightened efforts as the situation has evolved this is a disease that disproportionately impacts the elderly and those with severe underlying medical conditions,” Harper said “We are navigating uncharted waters caring for those most at risk and our hearts and prayers go out to everyone who is impacted.”  Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor received testing kits from the Prince William Health District and tested residents and staff But only residents and staff members showing symptoms of the COVID-19 were tested The facility also screened all staff and residents for symptoms of COVID-19 daily required the “use of [personal protective equipment] by all staff and residents enhanced cleaning procedures … and require[ed] residents to quarantine in their residences,” Harper said “To support our staff and retain the excellent caregivers we have in place provided wage increases and paid for childcare when schools closed,” he added Harper also said the facility has updated residents and their family members regularly through written notices as well as a  dedicated COVID-19 page on its website Other Arbor Company facilities report cases According to the Virginia Department of Social Services had no reported complaints since at least 2016 and had no violations in its most recent state inspection But Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor is not the only assisted facility run by the Arbor Company to report COVID-19 cases and deaths The company operates 40 assisted living facilities in 11 states Maryland and New Jersey have also reported COVID-19 cases and deaths according to records in each of those states some of the states where Arbor Company facilities operate do not release the names of individual long-term care facilities where outbreaks and deaths have occurred Long-term care facilities hit hard by pandemic Individuals that reside in long-term care facilities are among the most vulnerable to the coronavirus, given their close living quarters and underlying health conditions, according to the nonprofit Kaiser Family Foundation which recently reported that 4,000 such facilities have so far accounted for at least 51,000 COVID-19 cases and about 10,000 deaths across the U.S in Gainesville; and now at Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor Those are known to the public only because residents or their family members contacted the local press. Because Virginia’s privacy laws treat facilities as individuals, VDH officials say they cannot release the names of individual facilities with reported outbreaks the other four long-term care facilities with outbreaks in the county are so far not publicly known Across Virginia, there have been 2,902 COVID-19 cases and 405 deaths – about 56% of the state’s total --  tied to outbreaks at long-term care centers as of Tuesday, May 5, according to the VDH website State officials formed a long-term care facility task force about three weeks ago after 45 residents died after a COVID-19 outbreak at the Canterbury Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center in Richmond A spokesman for Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor declined to say whether the task force had assisted the facility with the outbreak director of the Prince William County Health District said her office has reached out to all the long-term care facilities in the county since the pandemic began to offer preventative guidance and information about infection control the health district trained long-term care facility staff on properly fitting face masks and provided PPE as it became available “If particular facilities need help with obtaining sampling kits and testing “We have discouraged sharing staff with other facilities.” Ansher provided a long list of other advice the health district provided the facilities including how to monitor for COVID-19 by taking residents’ temperatures and checking their symptoms twice a day limiting visitors “except for compassionate reasons,” stopping communal eating or activities and “planning for a surge” by separating residents with COVID-19 or symptoms from other residents and serving them with separate staff 36 residents of Prince William County had died of COVID-19 They included 10 residents between the ages of 60 and 69 nine between the ages of 70 and 79 and 10 over the age of 80 it’s not publicly known how many local victims died as a result of outbreaks in long-term care facilities UPDATE: This story has been updated to note that only symptomatic residents and staff at Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor -- not all residents and staff -- were tested for COVID-19 Reach Jill Palermo at jpalermo@fauquier.com Birmingham Green nursing home announced today that 10 residents and nine staff members have … After refusing to do so for months, Virginia officials on Friday released information about COVID-19 outbreaks in specific nursing homes and l… Stay up-to-date on the best stories about life in Prince William County with The JAM - Your News In Just A Minute newsletter. 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TRACK RADARTraffic Alert: 3 injured after crash along Prince William Parkway in Manassasby 7News Staff (7News) — Three people were taken to an area hospital after a crash in the Prince William Parkway area Tuesday morning according to the Prince William County Police Department The crash happened in the area of Prince William Parkway and Sudley Manor Road in Manassas MORE | INTERACTIVE TRAFFIC MAP Officials said they were notified of the crash at around 5:23 a.m and that a person was taken to the hospital officials said two more people were also transported Stay with 7News for the latest information Travel lanes on I-66 East between Groveton Road and Route 234 Business (Sudley Road) in Manassas will be shifted into a split roadway configuration during the early morning hours on or about Saturday the two right travel lanes will be separated from the two left travel lanes by a barrier-enclosed construction area Drivers will be directed by signs and message boards to stay to the right at the lane split to access Route 234 Business This traffic pattern will remain in place through fall 2022 This traffic shift is being implemented as part of the multi-day roadway paving and restriping operation for the future I-66 Express Lanes that began Tuesday along I-66 East between Route 29 (Lee Highway) in Gainesville and Route 29 in Centreville The left travel lane in this area will remain closed through Monday as crews continue to progress east with paving multiple travel lanes on I-66 East between Route 29 Gainesville and Route 29 Centreville will be closed for crews to restripe the newly paved roadway Drivers should always use caution and pay attention to lane markings and roadway signs in construction zones All work is weather dependent and will be rescheduled if inclement conditions occur The Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project will provide new travel choices and congestion relief across a 22.5-mile stretch of I-66 from Route 29 in Gainesville to the I-495 Interchange more than 4,000 new park-and-ride spaces with convenient access to the Express Lanes new and improved bus service and transit routes and 11 miles of new bike and pedestrian trails Construction began in late 2017 with the Express Lanes slated to open later this year the travel lanes on I-66 East between Groveton Road and Route 234 Business (Sudley Road) in Manassas will be shifted into a new configuration The two right-most travel lanes will be separated from the two left travel lanes by a barrier-enclosed work zone through fall 2022 Drivers heading to the Route 234 Business exit must stay to the right at the lane split