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Committee Approves 457 Condos
Planned residential high-rise buildings on Oracle’s campus look for county approval next.
Committee Approves 457 Condos
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Splashing the Competition
Splashing the Competition
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Proposals to Lessen Airport Noise
In some Arlington neighborhoods, jet noise from National Airport is "number one complaint."
Proposals to Lessen Airport Noise
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Two Fires In One Week
Sunday Afternoon Blaze Causes $600,000 Damage To Chantilly House.
Two Fires In One Week
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Westfield Presents Madrigal Dinner
Will be held this Saturday, Feb. 5.
Westfield Presents Madrigal Dinner
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Berlin, Splashing the Competition
Teen swimmer holds 14 records at Parliament.
Berlin, Splashing the Competition
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Harrington Named Firefighter of the Year
Award established in 1985 to recognize highest traditions.
Harrington Named Firefighter of the Year
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Harrington Named Firefighter of the Year
Award established in 1985 to recognize highest traditions.
Harrington Named Firefighter of the Year
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Week in Fairfax
City of Fairfax police are investigating a robbery that happened last Tuesday, Sept. 10, around 10:45 p.m., at a home in the 3900 block of Bradwater Street in the Comstock community. The occupants reported that two males forced their way into the townhouse, implied they had weapons, took several items of property and physically assaulted several of the occupants, who sustained minor injuries.
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Walking a Mile (or Blocks) in the Candidate's Shoes
Walking a Mile (or Blocks) in the Candidate's Shoes
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Following Don Beyer’s Political Journey
Don Beyer likes climbing mountains. One of his two current dreams is to climb a via feratta, one of the climbing routes along the alps. Beyer has a certain fascination with the Eiger, or “The North Wall.” For Beyer, the appeal is in the challenge.
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Snowstorm Hits the Area
School closures and road conditions among major concerns
Fairfax Station resident Lia Keith said she was lucky this year in terms of snow days. “They plowed our road early, which is unusual,” Keith said. “I was also off work and didn’t have to go in until Thursday, which was fortunate.”
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Sharing with Neighbors During Ramadan
Project Food Boost helps families in need in Herndon area.
For the tenth year in a row, the Foundation for Appropriate and Immediate Temporary Help (FAITH) in Herndon is organizing a food distribution event to correspond with the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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Blessed Are the Poor
Alfred Street Baptist Church outlines relocation plan for affordable housing residents displaced by church expansion.
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Lawmaker Work Group to Examine Virginia Predatory Lending
Panel to investigate internet loans, car-title loans and open-end lines of credit.
The growing chorus of criticism about predatory lending in Virginia may not have prompted lawmakers to start passing laws to crack down on the industry. But it has accomplished one thing, formation of a work group.
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Renewing an Old Promise
In the Sound of the Bells
A few weeks after I moved to Potomac, one of my parishioners, Ellie Cain, presented me with a Potomac flag.
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Koomey’s Blast Yields Championship for Yorktown Patriots
Patriots come from behind to beat South Lakes on Saturday.
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Northern Virginia Lawmakers Push for Menstrual Equity
General Assembly to consider bills providing feminine hygiene products in schools and prisons.
For one Alexandria woman who was booked into the Fairfax County jail a few years ago, the stress of the criminal justice system wasn't just about prosecution and detention. It was also about shame. Deputies confiscated her underwear because it wasn't white, the only color inmates are allowed to wear at the Fairfax jail. So she started worrying about what would happen when she started menstruating.