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Examining Confluence of Religion and Journalism

Local author produces “A Spiral into Marvelous Light.”

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Jim Morrison: The High School Years

New book recalls late rock legend’s years as an Alexandria teen.

Jim Morrison: The High School Years

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Local Theaters Have Big Plans for 2011

Local Theaters Have Big Plans for 2011

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Jim Morrison: The High School Years

New book recalls late rock legend’s years as an Alexandria teen.

Jim Morrison: The High School Years

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New Park Plan Strikes An Equitable Balance

Comments will be accepted by the NPS throughout July.

New Park Plan Strikes An Equitable Balance

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Shockwaves of Dissent from Quarry Neighbors

Residents near Vulcan Quarry discuss damage to homes, ways to reduce explosions and truck traffic.

Shockwaves of Dissent from Quarry Neighbors

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Shockwaves of Dissent from Quarry Neighbors

Residents near Vulcan Quarry discuss damage to homes, ways to reduce explosions and truck traffic.

Shockwaves of Dissent from Quarry Neighbors

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Top 100: Cathron Birge, Track, Lake Braddock 1986

Teammate in an individual sport.

When the Lake Braddock girls track team won the Northern Region Championship in 1986, the lone senior was out with a mono diagnosis. Many wondered if Cathron Birge would be able to run in the following week's state championship.

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Her History in Writing

Greenspring Village resident Marguerite Chien-Church has published an account of her life growing up in pre-World War II China.

Her History in Writing

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Alexandria: Seniors at the Wheel

Accident highlights need for alternative travel options for elderly.

According to police, at 10 a.m. on Aug. 2, Leonard Wainstein, a 92-year-old Fairfax resident, was looking for a parking spot at a bank in Old Town Alexandria.

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Spotlight on the 15th Annual Alexandria Film Festival

Film Festival

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Mount Vernon: Arcadia Farms Offers Veterans More Purpose in Life

Beads of sweat on Laron Murrell’s forehead glisten under his grey wool beanie as he digs his hoe into the live earth. On one side, the Woodlawn Plantation mansion stands, a relic from 1800. The plantation overlooks Fort Belvoir, situated across Route 1 bustling on a gleaming Monday morning in November.

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Board of Supervisors Approves 2014 Budget Carryover Package

FCPS full-day Mondays at discussion forefront.

When students at the 142 public elementary schools around Fairfax County stayed there the full day on Monday -- the first time in about four decades -- they likely weren’t worried about the cost. That’s between the school board and board of supervisors. Grown-up stuff.

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Inova Patient Service Center

Inova Patient Service Center

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People Notes

People Notes

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Alexandria Brief: Join in 8th Annual Cherry Challenge

The 8th Annual Cherry Challenge will be held Jan. 28 through Feb. 11.

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Falls Church Man Dies in Custody

Paul Guida of Falls Church died while in custody at the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center, police reported. The 68-year-old man was found unconscious and not breathing on Oct. 17 around 11 p.m.

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Alexandria Brief: Two Indicted for Murder

On May 16, the Grand Jury for the City of Alexandria returned murder indictments against two men in the death of Eduardo Almandarez.

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Great Falls Children Share Messages of Hope

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