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Step Up to Volunteer at Hellwig Park ⚾ | PWCS Scholars Recognized | Shop for a Cause in Gainesville

Issue #25-083

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In this Go Prince William County, Va Issue…

Starting the week off with a bit of rain. Was a great weekend outside though, so small price to pay ☺️ 

— Bryan

Quick Bites

  • Volunteers Needed as Miracle League Kicks Off at Hellwig Park

    The spring 2025 Miracle League baseball season begins in Prince William County on April 12 with an opening ceremony and game. The inclusive program allows individuals with mental and physical disabilities to play baseball on an accessible field. Volunteers are needed to serve as Angels in the Outfield Buddies, helping players during the games. Registration is still open for participants, and the public is encouraged to join as spectators or volunteers. (PWC)

  • Four PWCS Students Earn Statewide Recognition in U.S. Presidential Scholars Program

    Four students from Prince William County Public Schools have been nominated for the 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, including three in the academic category and one in Career and Technical Education. These students were recognized for their exceptional academic performance, leadership, and community involvement. Final honorees will be celebrated during a national recognition ceremony in June. (PWCS)

  • New Gainesville Thrift Store Funds Housing Support for Local Families

    StrongHer Generation, a new thrift store in Gainesville, has opened its doors with a dual purpose: to offer affordable secondhand goods and to provide a sustainable source of funding for the Virginia Women and Family Support Center’s housing programs. Created in response to recent financial challenges, the store is designed to help ensure continued support for women and children in need of safe, stable housing. Open six days a week, StrongHer Generation accepts a wide range of donations including clothing, furniture, household items, and more. Proceeds from every sale go directly toward helping families find long-term stability, making every purchase and donation an opportunity for the community to take part in ending homelessness and uplifting those on the path to a brighter future. (Inside NoVa)

Upcoming Local Events 

  • Mar 24 - Town Council Special Meeting (Cancelled), Haymarket 6 PM

  • Mar 24 - City Council Meeting (Agenda), Manassa 5:30-8:30 PM

  • Mar 25 - Coffee with a Cop, Woodbridge 10 AM - 12 PM

Weather

Monday

63 🌡️ 41 | 🌧️AM | 50% |💨 SW 11 mph

Tuesday

64 🌡️ 39 | 🌥️ | 24% |💨 W 12 mph

Nightlife, Libations & Live Music

03/24/25 - Monday

03/25/25 - Tuesday

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