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Renaissance on Queen Street
New association hopes to promote businesses in the Parker Gray area.
Renaissance on Queen Street
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Decision Delayed Again
The School Board puts off making a decision on the future of the Wilson School.
Decision Delayed Again
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Chamber Honors Star Members
Mount Vernon-Lee Chamber presents Potomac Star Business Awards.
Chamber Honors Star Members
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‘What Good Citizens Should Be’
Daniel and Susan Pereles honored as Potomac Citizens of the Year
‘What Good Citizens Should Be’
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Market Adjusting, Not Nose-diving
Demand for housing still strong, says leading regional economist.
Market Adjusting, Not Nose-diving
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Chamber Honors Stars
Mount Vernon Chamber names four for the Potomac Star Business Award.
Chamber Honors Stars
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Board Supports Budget Audits, Rezoning
Board Supports Budget Audits, Rezoning
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Chamber Honors Star Members
Mount Vernon-Lee Chamber presents Potomac Star Business Awards.
Chamber Honors Star Members
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Chamber Honors Star Members
Mount Vernon-Lee Chamber presents Potomac Star Business Awards.
Chamber Honors Star Members
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Get to Know Reston Non-profits
Sweet Virginia Foundation is Northern Virginia's charitable beekeeping cooperative whose mission is to promote urban/suburban beekeeping and provide educational and volunteer opportunities for adults and children. Sweet Virginia uses the fine honey it produces from local honeybee colonies to raise funds for local charities dedicated to serving the needs of those most vulnerable in our local community. Supported organizations include Homestretch, Fairfax CASA, The Northern Virginia Conservation Trust, Fairfax Families4Kids and several more small scale, DC area non-profits focused on serving the most vulnerable among us.
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Obituaries
Donald D. Fowler
Donald D. Fowler, a former World Bank executive, died at his home in Alexandria, on April 2, 2013. He was 100 years old.
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Walk, Dance, Play, Help
WFCM fundraiser is Sept. 29 at the nZone.
Local residents can have a good time while helping people in their own neighborhoods. On Saturday, Sept. 29, from 9-11 a.m., Western Fairfax Christian Ministries (WFCM) is holding a “Help the Homeless” Community Walk, Zumba Class and Family Fun event.
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O’Connell Football Wins First Game on New Turf Field
Knights, first-year head coach Smith beat Bishop Ireton.
The Bishop O'Connell football team opened the 2012 season with a victory against Bishop Ireton.
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Letter: Too Little, Too Late
Kyle McCauley heaped praise on Del. Barbara Comstock for her efforts to "increase the in-state slots guaranteed for Virginia's students to 75 percent" [Increasing Slots for Virginia Students, Connection, January 9-15, 2013].
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Council Notebook
Everything old is new again at City Hall, where former Councilman David Speck has been tapped by Alexandria Circuit Court Chief Judge Lisa Kemler to fill the unexpired term of former Councilman Rob Krupicka, who was recently elected to fill the unexpired term of former Del. David Englin (D-45).
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Letter: Importance of Voting for RA Board
To the Editor
It is time for that annual RA ritual: The election of members to the RA Board of Directors.
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Aspiring nurses receive scholarships in honor of Harriet H. Fatzinger
Amina Amisi of Falls Church and Ashley French of Great Falls are second-year nursing students at Northern Virginia Community College, each expecting to graduate with completed Associate’s degrees in May this year.
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Obituary: Robert Paul “Bob” Warhurst, 76, Dies
On Wednesday, April 29, 2015, Robert Paul “Bob” Warhurst, 76, passed away at his home in Fairfax after a long battle with cancer. On the last full day of his life, Bob was surrounded by family and friends before he passed peacefully early the next morning under the care of Hospice.
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School Board Ready to Tackle Fiscal Challenges
I am honored to have the opportunity to serve as the chairman of Fairfax County School Board for the 2014-15 school year.