Cameron Delean is a Reporter at WTOP News. He covers a diverse range of themes including events and conferences, hospitality and leisure, and regional interest, with a particular focus on topics such as the Royal Family and Veterans Day. Cameron's work has been featured in notable publications including Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa and The Rappahannock News.
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Cameron Delean's coverage primarily focuses on local events and government announcements in Manassas, Virginia. His articles often cover a wide range of topics including government, society, sports, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
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The city of Manassas hosted its 78th annual Greater Manassas Christmas Parade Saturday.
By: Cameron Delean
For four decades, a Culpeper resident has made it his mission to help his community see clearly.
By: Cameron Delean
Two Manassas city police officers made history in December when they were honored by the U.S. Department of Justice and Attorney General Merrick B.
One of the service stations at Covington-Harper Elementary School's MLK Day of Service involved students assembling care packages at another station. Following the event, the care packages were donated to
Covington-Harper Elementary School students Gabby (left) and Eliana (right) designed hats for Ellie's Hats.
One of the service stations at Covington-Harper Elementary School's MLK Day of Service involved students filling out the writing prompt “I have a dream…” which was compiled and sent to
By: Cameron Delean
A day off from school can be spent doing anything from catching up on homework to playing outside with friends.
By: Cameron Delean
The town of Culpeper has several capital improvement projects underway in 2025. From a new community pool to a refurbished Amtrak overpass, Culpeper residents can expect to see some changes over the course of this year
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