Congratulations to all candidates. It is a pleasure to have conservatives strongly representing our commonwealth.

After our parents had rejected our claim that we were no better than indentured servants forced to perform odious chores like making our beds and picking up our clothes, my brother and I resolved to run away; this time for certain.

A new day came to Manassas about five weeks ago that will brighten many lives here and beyond. 

As a long-time resident of Broad Run, I wish to express many thanks to those who made the re-opening of Silver Lake possible.

Now that our off-year, off-the-wall election season is finally over and the fall leaves are starting to peak in Prince William, it’s time to concentrate on what will occupy many of us (either on purpose or involuntarily) for the next several weeks: holiday shopping.

Pardon me while I gloat.

The Democrats received a firm trouncing Tuesday night.

During the recent clearing of properties on U.S. 1 in Triangle, I noticed dozens and dozens of high quality shrubs that were bulldozed over.

Election Day has come and gone. This means I can come home from work and live in peace.

The election is over, and though as of the writing of this editorial, the winners have not yet been determined, we do know this: There will be winners and losers.

It was announced recently that Sharon Dravvorn, a Math Teacher at Woodbridge High School, has won the prestigious Milken National Educator Award.

The president has declared the swine flu pandemic a “national emergency” and this will facilitate the implementation of emergency measures by local hospitals. 

With the current situations in Iraq/Pakistan/Afghanistan and the current Mexican Drug Gang activities in this country, IT IS TIME for us to bring our military home and protect our own borders.

Sunday’s voting guide contains a clear untruth to anyone who can think for themselves.

The chairs of the Prince William County Democratic and Republican parties recently contacted the Town of Occoquan to express their gratitude for the town’s hospitality at our September Arts and Crafts Show.

Today is Election Day, so if you are reading this before the polls close, and you haven’t voted yet, please put down the paper, get in your car and go vote for the Republicans of your choice.

There are two competing health care reform arguments: 1) Increased federal involvement; and 2.) Free market health care.

As Mayor of Dumfries, I was very disappointed to learn on Oct. 29 that your newspaper will not be reporting on our Oct. 20 Town Council meeting.

Once upon a time, home schooling was more than a fad — it was the norm.

Every time I look at the prime time TV line up, I shake my head and reminisce about the good ole days.

If anybody wants to state that quite a bit is wrong with the nation’s health insurance system, I’ll agree.

Do you have any analytical thinkers on your editorial board at all? You continue to advocate having the Dumfries Town Council members give up all their pay.

It is not right to demand that public servants work for free.

Tomorrow is the one day every year that all of us get a say in things. Yes, Virginia, it’s Election Day.

With elections coming up tomorrow, let’s look back at the state’s rookie senators: Democrats Jim Webb and Mark Warner.

The News & Messenger’s endorsement pick for the 52nd District sends the wrong message to the public about tolerance for bias towards individuals.

Here is the moment when we exhort you to vote.