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Fairlee Returns to Planning Commission

In split vote, working group approves new plan.

Fairlee Returns to Planning Commission

Our February celebration’s official name is the George Washington Birthday Holiday, not Presidents Day. Although some people include both Washington and Lincoln among our best Presidents, Washington’s contributions are far more admirable. Sadly, even here in his hometown, many know relatively little about his achievements and are mistaken about Lincoln’s.

Molster Family Stable Awaits Special Permit Decision

Great Falls residents divided over the Molsters’ special permit application to teach horse riding lessons on their property.

When Sharon and Charles “Chip” Molster first began teaching horse riding lessons at their home on Blacks Hill Road in 2009, they found their customers loved having an opportunity to learn riding so close to home there in Great Falls.

Zamarod Afghan Restaurant Celebrates 10th Anniversary

A dining gem in Great Falls

Afghan Restaurant

Three More Resign from Council

Another North Hill open meeting is set for August 2.

Three More Resign from Council

Political Dynamics Impacts Legislation

One Up, One Down for Westfield

Westfield boys’ lacrosse upsets Robinson, girls’ team suffers loss to Rams.

One Up, One Down for Westfield

Homeless Gain Second Chance

Final Exposure

Newberry’s Camera Repair Shop closes next week after serving community for more than 50 years.

Final Exposure

Citizens Question Library Design

Tense community meeting on library design plans ends with promise for consideration of citizen suggestions.

Citizens Question Library Design

Family Adventures Before Summer Ends

Planning end-of-summer activities.

It’s less than one month before the onslaught of the new school year. Homework, after-school activities, athletics and schedules will soon begin and continue for the next 10 months. Right now is the time to be thinking about how to best pack in some end-of-the-summer day-trip activities for your family to enjoy. Here are some innovative, action-packed — but close-by ideas — for finishing off this summer with a bang.

Caring for People with Alzheimers, Dementia

As the number of senior citizens in Fairfax County continues to rise, so does the need for assisted-living facilities — and especially those focusing on people with Alzheimer’s and dementia. That’s why Artisan Land Group LLC wants to build just that in Chantilly.

All In On Affordable Housing in Alexandria

Basics of Arlington Affordable Housing

A look Arlington County’s efforts to preserve its affordable housing.

Since 2000, Arlington County has lost more market-rate affordable housing than it currently has.

Hidden in Plain Sites in Arlington

A Legacy to Live On in Reston

Artist takes steps to ensure longevity of large-scale public art project.

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Local Broker: Real Estate’s National Leader

Earlier this year, Tom Stevens took the reins of the National Association of Realtors.