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Great Falls Town Hall Debates $57 Million Gap in School Budget
Where to cut?
The Fairfax County Public Schools projected a $57 million shortfall in its budget for next school year, which will impact the more than 188,000 students that are projected to be educated in the system next school year.
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Where to Give Locally in the Potomac Area
Local nonprofits need your help to help others for the holidays during the pandemic.
We list many kinds of nonprofits in and around Potomac: food banks, animal adoption, arts, environment, housing; find what appeals to you, and pitch in.
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November 27: This Week in Potomac
November 27: This Week in Potomac
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Classes & Workshops
Classes & Workshops
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Docca, Ibanez Vie for School Board Seat
Two candidates from Montgomery Village compete for District 1 opening.
Docca, Ibanez Vie for School Board Seat
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Guttenberg: Musically Accessible
Local family counselor, musician releases CD to raise awareness about those with disabilities.
Guttenberg: Musically Accessible
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Colonel brings BRAC to the Community
Belvoir Commander addresses questions from Mount Zephyr Citizen’s Association.
Colonel brings BRAC to the Community
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Fairfax County School Board Adds "Gender Identity" to Nondiscrimination Policy
Discrimination is bad, and everyone should have a safe environment in which to learn. These sentiments were common to the Fairfax County School Board members and the hundreds of parents who packed the auditorium and front lobby of Luther Jackson Middle School for the board’s May 7 meeting.
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Herndon Evolution Series: Major Step for Comstock
HPRB approves Certificates of Appropriateness to demolish buildings and construct structures and plazas.
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Kidz Create 'Chaos'
Kidz Create 'Chaos'
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‘I Moved Here and It’s Been Life-Changing’
Special financing arrangement makes workforce housing a reality.
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Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
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Opinion: Editorial: Give Locally in Potomac
School holidays can bring uncertainty and hunger for tens of thousands of poor children in our area.
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