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April 8, 2003

Arlington’s Week in Coronavirus

DAY OF MOURNING: Arlington County will join other officials and faith leaders across the country for the day of mourning. The County will hold a moment of silence and lower the County flag at the government building to remember the 109 Arlingtonians — and the more than 100,000 people nationwide (101,711 as of Saturday, May 30) who have died from COVID-19.

City Doubts Mirant's Readiness

Has Mirant found a way to cleanse air for full operations?

City Doubts Mirant's Readiness

Alexandria Remembers President Ford

Funeral motorcade carries the former president’s body up Washington Street.

Alexandria Remembers President Ford

Lost Towns of Fairfax County

Burke Historical Society presents talk on once-vibrant communities that have since faded from view.

Alexandria: WWII Veteran Dies at 95

Bill McNamara survived Normandy invasion.

At 15 years old, Bill McNamara was determined to join the U.S. Cavalry. But when he walked into the local armory one Friday night, he was told he was too young. Not to be dissuaded, he walked around the block, stepped back inside and this time gave his age as 18 to the recruiter. The year was 1936 and McNamara had joined what would become America’s Greatest Generation, one of thousands who left for battlefields half a world away never knowing if they would ever see home again.

Beyond Enforcement

McLean Police Department activities run the gamut from childhood education to predictive analysis.

Beyond Enforcement

McLean Police Department activities run the gamut from childhood education to predictive analysis.

Beyond Enforcement

Music Brightens Vienna This Summer

Vienna Town Green comes alive with live music, picnics and neighbors.

Music Brightens Vienna This Summer

Now What?

Fairfax County braces for “domino effect” of federal government shutdown.

“We live in a ‘company town’ and the company is the federal government, so most of us have family and friends who are federal employees or contractors impacted by this shutdown,” Long said in a memo emailed to county employees Tuesday. Long said his biggest concern was the “domino effect” the shutdown will have on the local economy, and “the short-term uncertainty that will impact business decisions.”