Historic NoVa 'Pot House' Hits The Market: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Virginia and Washington, DC, on Friday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• Historic 'Pot House' Hits The Market In Middleburg For $2.15M
• Bon Iver To Make Stop In Washington DC On Spring Tour
• Manassas Restaurant Inspections: 19 Violations At One Place

Swastikas, Racist Names Projected At Obamas' DC School: Report

WASHINGTON, DC -- High school students attending an elite school that has hosted the likes of Sasha and Malia Obama projected swastikas and racist names during an afternoon assembly on Wednesday, according to reports.

Washington Redskins Get New Quarterback: Reports

WASHINGTON, DC -- The Washington Redskins will have a new quarterback for the 2019 season, according to multiple sources.

Federal Subpoenas Delivered To DC Councilmembers: Reports

WASHINGTON, DC -- D.C. Councilmembers reportedly have received federal subpoenas relating to an investigation into Councilmember and Metro Board Chair Jack Evans.

Barricade Incident Ends Peacefully In NoVa

Police resolved an hours-long barricade situation in Northern Virginia Friday morning. Police say the man was taken into custody and is receiving a mental health evaluation.

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