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'It's just not a pleasant crowd later': Manassas officials, business owners grapple with future of 'First Friday'

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By Trevor Baratko Verified, Cameron Delean Verified
| InsideNova Verified
Manassas leaders are grappling this week with the future of widely-attended outdoor events in the wake of a “First Friday” festival shooting that left a 16-year-old girl dead. One decision has already been made: The city and Historic Manassas Inc. are cancelling October’s “Second Friday” after the Sept. 4 slaying of Ashley Intihar, the Patriot High School student killed in an exchange of gunfire.
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Water tasting funky in Manassas? Here's what's causing it

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By Trevor Baratko Verified
| InsideNova Verified
Manassas residents, does your tap water have a little funk to it? City officials say not to worry – it’s common this time of year. “If you have recently noticed a different taste and odor in your tap water, it is being caused by changes in Lake Manassas, the City’s water source, which also supplies water to parts of Prince William County,” the city said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
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Manassas cancels October's 'Second Friday' festival following shooting that left 16-year-old dead

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By Trevor Baratko Verified
| Rappahannock News Verified
Manassas has canceled October’s Second Friday festival after a 16-year-old bystander was killed in gunfire at September’s First Friday event. City officials will review future outdoor gatherings. A makeshift memorial at the Manassas train station following the Sept. 4, 2026, fatal shooting at First Friday.Bruce Potter / InsideNoVa The city of Manassas and Historic Manassas are cancelling October’s “Second Friday” festival following the fatal shooting at September's “First Friday” event.
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