Tuesday, March 31
CAP Cadets Take 3rd in CyberPatriot Finals
Local high schools represented in national competition.
Cyber
Indy Folk Band Experimented with Blind Folds For a New Twist
The Golden Hours is at Jammin’ Java on April 14
Band rocks on
Sunday, March 22
Creativity in Bloom
At The Jefferson, residents find freedom, focus and joy through art and gardening
Seniors
Thursday, March 19
March Is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Don’t wait: 45 is the recommended age for first colonoscopies for people with average risk.
cancer
Annual Water Pipe Flushing
Information on maintenance of tap water pipe network
Code Violations and Land Use Cleared Up at AC Tires in Mount Vernon
Voices from all sides contributed to the resolution.
Tires
Wednesday, March 18
Do These Districts Have a Future?
Two locals battle for a possible new Democratic seat in Congress.
New district
Century in Bloom: Historic Garden Week in Fairfax County
The Garden Club of Fairfax marks its 100th year with a tour steeped in heritage, artistry and spring color.
Flowers
Friday, March 6
Lunar New Year Celebration Fills Sunrise at Hunter Mill in Oakton
Residents learn about the 2026 Year of the Horse
Residents learn about the 2026 Year of the Horse
Thursday, March 5
NPS Denies City’s Pump Station Plan
Waterfront Park to remain public park.
Waterfront Park to remain public park.
Wednesday, March 4
Potomac River Sewage Contamination Declining
Concern about pathogens in the Potomac River remain, but it is now safe for recreation, says DC Water.
River
Tuesday, March 3
Is Tech a Stable, Lifelong Career Path?
Local author of ‘Impossibly Hard: What’s Driving High Turnover in Tech?’ says there are risks.
Author
Peace as Means and End at 2026 Student Peace Awards
Powerful community recognition reaches beyond sports and academic achievements.
2026 Student Peace Awards