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$8.1 Million Cut

County departments adjust current budgets.

$8.1 Million Cut

Foust Bridging Political Divide

Democrats hope Foust’s reputation as a “bridge-builder” connects with voters.

Straightening his tie, John Foust is preparing for yet another “meet-and-greet” event at the Clifton home of Democratic supporters Terry Matlaga and Kevin Bell.

West Potomac Loses Pillar of Support

Arnold Kreloff helped his wife, an assistant principal, give her time to students.

West Potomac Loses Pillar of Support

Local Designers Selected to Make Over D.C. Design House

Annual event raises money for Children's National Medical Center.

Some of the Washington area's top interior designers are unleashing their creative talent all in the name of charity. Organizers of the 2012 Washington, D.C. Design House announced the designers who will make over the 2012 D.C. Design Home.

Teacher Honored for ‘Inspiration’

Former Wolftrap Elementary student builds a new lab in honor of his teacher Candace Leyton.

Candace Leyton was not just one to educate; she was one to inspire. Chris Shumway, her former student who was a UVA undergrad and Harvard Grad student, wanted to honor a teacher who made him "feel empowered."

Fairfax grad gets shot at redemption at Redskins training camp.

Skolnitsky Starts Pro Journey

Business Briefs

Brindley Concert among Friends, Family

Jammin Java performance brings together enthusiastic crowd.

Brindley Concert among Friends, Family

Students win top prizes in Richmond.

CVHS Is Honored at VTA

Vienna Resolves Never To Forget

Post 180 holds its 9-11 memorial ceremony at the Freeman House.

Vienna Resolves Never To Forget

Community Action Agency Picked

Social services department to allocate state funds.

Community Action Agency Picked

Gladly Learn and Gladly Teach

A young advocate for people with developmental disabilities learns about county government and offers a few ideas himself.