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Remembering Their Forefathers

By designating the Sons and Daughters Cemetery as a town historic site, citizens honor Vienna's black heritage.

Remembering Their Forefathers

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Herndon: The Mark of Excellence

Herndon High’s Navy Junior ROTC demonstrates discipline and preparedness.

“Commander, United States Navy, arriving!” announced a Herndon cadet on Friday, Jan. 15 as Commander Ross Piper, U.S. Navy, was piped aboard.

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Mount Vernon: Free Meals During Summer

Virginia First Lady and NFL Player highlight Summer Food Service Program for Children.

Visiting with children at Hollin Meadows Elementary School, Dorothy McAuliffe playfully reminded them that as First Lady of Virginia, she’s not, in fact, Michelle Obama. Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s (D) wife was joined at the Mount Vernon-area school by San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Torrey Smith to meet with the children and hand out free lunches as part of the Summer Food Service Program.

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Langley High Renovation Moves Forward

Three phases of renovation will span three and a half years.

The plan for renovation of Langley High School was presented to parents by Langley High School Principal Matthew Ragone and Mr. Brady Rauch, Fairfax County Public Schools Coordinator, Design and Construction, at a presentation in the LHS auditorium on Wednesday morning, June 11.

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Alexandria Appetite: 3 Cocktails Perfect for Summer Happy Hour

Hot temperatures outside mean it’s time for a cool, refreshing beverage.

The mercury’s rising outside, and summer picnic season is well under way. So too are weekend happy hours, offering up a number of cool, refreshing concoctions to wet your whistle. Here are three cocktails to try the next time you’re out and about.

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Letter to the Editor: Why Bar Homeschoolers?

Virginia Code Section 22.1-254.1 permits parents to home-school their children.

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New Park Opens in Herndon

Dulles Station Community Park is now open at 13707 Sayward Boulevard.

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BikeMatchMoCo: Bikes to People Who Need Them

The Montgomery County Department of Transportation has created a new “BikeMatchMoCo” program that is a free service enabling people with extra, unused bicycles to donate them directly to individuals who need a bike.

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Fairfax: Man Dies After Being Shot by Fairfax Sheriff’s Deputy Outside Inova Hospital

Hispanic male was discharged patient who was escorted by security to bus stop before the incident.

Early Tuesday morning, Aug. 16, a man died after having been shot by a Fairfax County Sheriff’s Deputy outside the green garage area at Inova Fairfax Hospital the previous evening.

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Sewer, Expansion at Glen and Travilah?

Citizens group hears plans for added commerce at Travilah and Glen Roads.

The West Montgomery County Citizens Association hosted developers Guy Semmes and Robert Eisinger at its November meeting, to hear plans for future development at Potomac Oak Center and the recently renovated white house across the street.

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A Year Like No Other in Reston

Reston real estate market comparison: 2020 to 2019 to 2010

The first year of the decade has been a year like none other, and the Reston real estate market annual review is no exception.

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‘Enchanted Bookshop’ in Arlington

‘Enchanted Bookshop’

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The Potomac School’s Class of 2022

The Potomac School’s Class of 2022

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Alexandria/Mount Vernon Weekend Fun: Oct. 23-Nov. 1

Events in Alexandria and Mount Vernon, Va.

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See Sites in Potomac

See Sites in Potomac

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Early Identification Brings Early Success

Small program makes big impact on minority students, community

Early Identification Brings Early Success

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O’Connell Enters Conference Play with 3-0 Record

Knights pound St. Mary’s Ryken with double wing offense.

O’Connell Enters Conference Play with 3-0 Record

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Parkouts Survive With $30 Fee Increase

Parkouts Survive With $30 Fee Increase