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A Holiday Classic Comes to Life in Fairfax

“A Christmas Carol” offers dinner and a play.

A holiday classic comes to life in an intimate, dinner-theater setting when the City of Fairfax Theatre Co. and Truro Anglican Church present “A Christmas Carol.” Guided by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, Ebenezer Scrooge will take a journey leading to his transformation and redemption.

Looking Forward: Great Falls 2015

Plans to work with county on Route 7, curatorship program.

Great Falls has a lot to look forward to this year. Community leaders said the biggest topics the village will discuss this year include deer management, the Route 7 expansion and possible Independence Day fireworks.

‘Deer Management’ Options Explored

The deer population has boomed, experts tell Great Falls Citizens Association Town Hall meeting.

Hundreds of deer are eating tree limbs in the national parks and decorative hastas in gardens, and short of introducing wolves to the area, residents want to get rid of them. Great Falls Citizens Association had three local deer management experts discuss what the residents’ options were April 8 at a town hall meeting at The Grange. All three said there is no way of knowing how many deer are in the area. However, because there is no natural predator, the deer population has boomed.

Heading to Junior Olympics

Q and A with Fairfax Station resident and air rifle competitor Caitlyn Ford.

Robinson Secondary School senior Caitlyn Ford, a member of the school’s rifle team, will be heading to Colorado in April to compete in the Junior Olympics.

Meet Chef Teresa Keefer at Southside 815 in Alexandria

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‘The Alcove’ Pops-Up in Rosslyn

An escape from the 9-5 grind.

Commentary: Do Not Separate Children and Families

What we have learned.

Nature in Potomac

Potomac was not intentionally planned for large houses but it is how many people define us.

After Second Trial, Bonds Not Guilty

Teen was charged with murder at Cabell’s Mill.

Commentary: Help Children Awaiting Adoption

Maryland Moves Forward on Preliminaries for Toll Lanes

$11 billion project still faces many unanswered questions on environment, community impact and need.

Last Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, the State Highway Administration released names of three bidders to do preliminary work necessary before building $11-billion toll lanes.

Opinion: Column: Useless Is As Useless Doesn’t Have To Do

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Opinion: Editorial: Strength Through Struggle

The heroic story of an ALS-stricken rabbi.

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Swift Silent Devastation

An American reporter visiting India witnessed the Indian Ocean tsunami and its aftermath.