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Mormon Church Youth Group Visits Historic Sites

From June 20-22, 220 youth from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint (LDS) youth, ages 14 to 18, from seven local congregations in Annandale, Burke and Springfield traveled to Kirtland, Ohio, to visit and tour the city that was both home and church center to the fledging Latter-day Saint church from 1831-1838.

Teaching and Having Fun

Marshall High students became teachers for a day at Westbriar Elementary.

It is 9:15 a.m. and a cop, a nurse, and a pilot walk into the main office at Westbriar Elementary School. In reality, they are elementary school students dressed up for their potential careers and for Junior Achievement Day. On Friday, April 5, members of the Marshall High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) visited students at Westbriar to teach them basic concepts in economics and finance.

Post Office Wins Town's Beautification Award

Employee Charlie Crow is responsible for the grounds' color.

Post Office Wins Town's Beautification Award

Alexandria Gets Inked

Final approval rests with council.

Twenty years ago, James Marlowe said it wouldn’t be possible, but by the end of the year Old Town may have its first tattoo parlor.

Alternatives to Institutional Care Needed for Seniors

Forum highlights long term care issues.

A community forum, hosted by Mount Vernon At Home and the Association of Retired Persons, focused on the challenge of a fast-growing aging population of 55 and over

‘Another Way of Living’ Celebrates Reston

Documentary screened at community center on Founder’s Day.

When Rebekah Wingert-Jabi began to piece together a film about Reston’s history to date, she realized each member of the community created the web that shaped it.Her film, “Another Way of Living - The Story of Reston, VA,” was screened at the Reston Community Center on Saturday night as a part of the Reston Founder’s Day celebrations.“It wasn’t until I left Reston that I realized what a special place it was,” she said.The film, which took two years to create, weaves back and forth through Reston’s history and founder Robert Simon Jr.’s life. It showed how a place that once headlined as “An unlikely success story” is now the community for 75,000 people and counting.

‘Look Around and See the Smiles’

Special-ed students enjoy Day Prom at the Waterford.

Last Thursday, May 8, some 400 students got all dressed up and went to their prom at the Waterford in Fair Oaks.

Marathon Mom

How running helped me build an organization that serves 10,000 children.

Red Kimono Opens in Downtown Herndon

Restaurant offers authentic Japanese & Korean food and features top-notch head sushi chef.

Signature Stages “Gun and Powder” in Arlington

Inspiring story of notorious outlaws who ruled the Wild West.

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In exchange for rehabilitating the property, the curator gains use of the property and pays no rent.

The Virginia General Assembly enacted legislation in January 2011 to ensure that local jurisdictions establish a Resident Curator Project.

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Local jazz guitarist guests with Swing Speak.

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Local jazz guitarist guests with Swing Speak.

Local jazz guitarist guests with Swing Speak.

Local jazz guitarist guests with Swing Speak.

Local jazz guitarist guests with Swing Speak.

Marshall High students became teachers for a day at Westbriar Elementary.

Employee Charlie Crow is responsible for the grounds' color.

Final approval rests with council.

Forum highlights long term care issues.

Documentary screened at community center on Founder’s Day.

Special-ed students enjoy Day Prom at the Waterford.

How running helped me build an organization that serves 10,000 children.

Restaurant offers authentic Japanese & Korean food and features top-notch head sushi chef.

Inspiring story of notorious outlaws who ruled the Wild West.

In exchange for rehabilitating the property, the curator gains use of the property and pays no rent.