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Good Shepherd Players Stages ‘Joseph’ in Burke

Church of the Good Shepherd presents “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.”

Parents Battle to Save German Language Program

Virtual classes will fill in, but the future is unclear and unpromised.

Parents Battle to Save German Language Program

Alexandria School Notes

Three T.C. Williams students competed at the Virginia Junior Academy of Sciences Symposium in Blacksburg.

David Balcells, a freshman, tested various snack foods to see which contained the highest-calorie ingredients. …

Hunter Mill District Community Champion Jeffrey Anderson pursued getting a bike rack installed at his …

"My son [Nicholas] and I are so thankful for our two rescue dogs. They have …

‘Seemore’ – from Ohio to Burke: Noelle Garcia, 11, of Burke, with her cat, Seemore. …

Centre View Roundups, Dec. 5, 2012

Roundups: Two Hospital ATMs Skimmed; Chantilly High Craft Fair; Encore’s Christmas Show;; Police Collect Children’s Gifts; CAC: Holiday Safety Tips; Free Carseat Inspections; Centreville Elementary Seeks Grant; Holiday Lighting Safety Tips; Adopt a Shelter Animal; Christmas Tree Fire Safety; Home Child-Care Facilities; WFCM Seeks Food, Volunteers; Meals on Wheels Volunteers; and Women's Self Defense Program.

Argentinean Comedy Premieres At Gunston

Teatro de la Luna performs in Spanish, with English subtitles.

Argentinean Comedy Premieres At Gunston

School Board Member Resigns

Chorpenning moves to Arizona.

School Board Member Resigns

Old Town News Closes

Another lost King Street landmark

Old Town News Closes

More U-turns on Dranesville

Development would put 32 houses across from Herndon High School.

More U-turns on Dranesville

Blessing of the Pets

Ceremony at St. John's Episcopal Church in honor of St. Francis of Assisi.

Blessing of the Pets

Sterling Woman Slain

Authorities say this was not a random killing.

Sterling Woman Slain

Making Spring and Summer Camps Fun and Educational

Coach Doug Wilson gives back to the community.

“Kids have a tendency to be afraid to try things because of their fear of failure. The only failure is not attempting. No one fails — they just fail to try.” That’s Coach Doug Wilson of Potomac and he knows all about trying.

A Musical About Tough Times

1st Stage present ‘Flora the Red Menace.’

It is daring of 1st Stage to take up the not often produced musical "Flora the Red Menace." It is a show that ran for only 87 performances in mid 1965. It is a musical about out-of-work actors putting on a musical about the search for love and jobs set in the Depression when lives were hurting.

Alexandria Letter: Best Use Of $6 Million?

Letter to the Editor

Reflect back to November 2013, Mayor Euille had just won a 4th term in an uncontested mayoral election — a landslide victory and his agenda had been totally embraced by the populace.

Lutheran Congregation Celebrates 40 Years as “the Church in the Center”

Christ the Servant Lutheran Church – an original “church in the village center” – is celebrating its 40th anniversary at a special service and celebration on All Saints Day, Nov 1.

Cappies Review: Beauty in Friendship and Love

Robert E. Lee High School’s production of ‘Steel Magnolias.’

"There is no such thing as natural beauty," said the sign on the back wall of Truvy's Beauty Salon.

Alexandria New Briefs: Week of Dec. 9

The Dec. 8 City Council meeting marked the last with Mayor William Euille, Alexandria’s mayor for 17 years and the first African-American to hold the position.

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