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Potomac News Online | LIFE: Ripe for the picking
The red barn at Cox Farms was dark inside and a loud, evil laugh echoed off the walls. Frightening jack-o-lantern-headed people were the closest things to life. Lights draped from the ceiling and walls and dimly lit a path. Then the fast music started and the dropped jaws of the children turned to smiles. They…
Manassas Journal Messenger | Judge denies Wolfe’s request
Justin Michael Wolfe made the long trip from Sussex I State Prison in Waverly Monday morning for naught. A Prince William Circuit Court judge denied the 22-year old Centreville man the additional attorney and two investigators he requested for a second appeal of his conviction of murder-for-hire in 2002. He was sentenced to death. Judge…
Manassas Journal Messenger | Black Wolf Rescue founder in jail
The founder of Black Wolf Rescue in Triangle remains in jail after he was charged Tuesday with 28 counts of animal cruelty. Robert Clifton Artois, 56, was scheduled to appear in Prince William General District Court Thursday for a hearing to determine if the dogs and wolf hybrids would be returned to Artois or if…
Moving to the next phase
WOODBRIDGE — Hylton High School senior Ahmad Brooks stepped right out of football season and into football recruiting season. It’s not that he hadn’t already heard from schools; recruiting coordinators from Brooks’ top five schools and so many more have stopped by Spriggs Road. Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer visited Hylton in the spring. Virginia…
More DMV politics
The battle is on in Richmond to restore funding to the DMV and reduce those ridiculously long lines prior to the upcoming campaign season. It’s going down to the wire to see who can make those embarrassing lines disappear while simultaneously getting credit for it. On one side there’s Gov. Mark Warner who was forced…
Major-leaguer Benes has a blast with “new” team
WOODBRIDGE — St. Louis veteran pitcher Andy Benes was wearing his Cardinals uniform on Monday afternoon in a rehab start with the Potomac Cannons because the team couldn’t find a jersey big enough for the towering right-hander. Maybe management should have looked harder for one because the 6-foot-6 Benes fit in quite well with the…