Jared Foretek is a reporter at Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa. He covers a range of topics including Prince William, the Royal Family, GOP politics, and various social issues in Virginia. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as WTOP News and The Rappahannock News.
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Jared Foretek's reporting focuses heavily on local government, politics, and education in the Prince William County area of Virginia. He covers topics such as school systems, elections, and legal matters related to these areas.
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By: Jared Foretek
Time is running out for Prince William County Public Schools to reach a contract agreement with its new employees union, and negotiators from the Prince William Education Association say the
By: Jared Foretek
Filed in June 2022, Sawyers claimed that Bishop violated his First Amendment rights when Patriot’s Twitter account blocked him.
By: Jared Foretek
Matt Lowery, the Republican candidate for Prince William commonwealth’s attorney, has raised some eyebrows with past social media activity.
By: Jared Foretek
The Prince William County school division is finalizing the land purchase needed for a Potomac Shores elementary school with $3.2 million in proffers from the county.
By: Jared Foretek
With the site’s ultimate fate still up in the air, crews in Manassas have begun the teardown of the Olde Towne Inn.
Standardized test scores crept up slightly in Manassas and Manassas Park public schools, leaving a ways to go if the school systems are going to reach pre-pandemic testing levels.
By: Jared Foretek
A close race is shaping up in the state Senate’s 30th District, with Democratic Del. Danica Roem facing a challenge from first-time Republican candidate Bill Woolf.
By: Jared Foretek
With an impasse in negotiations already declared by the Prince William Education Association, the two sides in the Prince William County Schools contract negotiation are going back and forth on
By: Jared Foretek
Voters in western Prince William County will decide one of the most closely-watched General Assembly races this cycle on Nov. 7, and one that could ultimately decide the partisan control
By: Jared Foretek
Voters in western Prince William County will decide one of the most closely-watched General Assembly races this cycle on Nov. 7, and one that could ultimately decide the partisan control of the House of Delegates.
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