Chamber members, members of the local business community, members and employees of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington, and of course, the children came out last week to celebrate the new sign planted in front of the Manassas Boys and Girls Club six years after it opened.
"I think it's great. Unfortunately, we had to wait for it for a long time," said Thomas Murphy, Manassas Kiwanis Club member and vice president for the Prince William County sector of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington. Murphy also added that the sign, which was created by Metro Signs in Manassas, was "well done."
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