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Great FAlls Artists Create Studio Tour

Several localartists host studio tour to promote Great Falls arts community

Great FAlls Artists Create Studio Tour

Western Fairfax Christian Ministry Needs Your Help

Town Center's Accessibility Questioned

People with disabilities need to make special arrangements to visit Reston Town Center’s core.

Town Center's Accessibility Questioned

Local Nurse Named to National Council

Appointment will enhance a life-long commitment to care.

Local Nurse Named to National Council

Mount Vernon Girls Fall One Victory Shy of States

Majors lose to Oakton for the second time this season.

Mount Vernon girls’ basketball coach Courtney Coffer hung his head and fought back tears as he sat at the end of the Majors’ bench after their Northern Region semifinal matchup with Oakton on Feb. 24. As time passed, he wondered if he had done enough. How could this happen again?

Comstock Runs for Congress

Comstock will run against state Sen. Richard Black (R-13) and Richard Shickle (Frederick) for the Republican nomination.

Virginia State Del. Barbara Comstock (R-34) will be running for the Republican nomination for Virginia’s 10th Congressional District election in 2014. Comstock issued an official statement Jan. 7 about her decision to run, citing her past three terms as a delegate successfully working within the limits of Virginia's state budget as a primary reason behind her decision to run.

Showing Appreciation

Old Brogue Irish Pub hosts monthly dinners, where donations are matched to contribute to military veteran organizations.

In a packed house at The Old Brogue Irish Pub in Great Falls on Jan. 13, all in attendance stood up at the request of Bob Nelson, the man who put together the event. Nelson had asked any guests with family members who had served in the military, however distant the relation might be, to please stand.

"Record, Remember And Report”

CID officer advises citizens about homeland security.

Fairfax County’s Police Department has been around for more than 70 years, but its Criminal Intelligence Division (CID) wasn’t created until after the 9/11 tragedy. “Five detectives and one supervisor were in a lunchroom in the Massey Building when we first discussed it,” said CID Det. Doug Comfort.

Madison Boys’ Lax Edges Yorktown

Madison goalie Hayden, Yorktown keeper Pollack play well.

The Madison boys' lacrosse team comes from behind to beat Yorktown.

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Several localartists host studio tour to promote Great Falls arts community

County plan calls for study of consolidating pickups from businesses, apartments.

Old WWB to end with a bump in the night.

People with disabilities need to make special arrangements to visit Reston Town Center’s core.

Transportation funding hinders General Assembly action..

Providence Elementary teacher returns to normal life after spending a year in Iraq as a soldier.

Pedestrian is killed in an accident on Taney Street.

Members reminisce about past Scottish Walks.

Winner of a Wakefield Forest Elementary pumpkin contest chooses a smaller pumpkin as his prize.

Raises for employees and capital improvements are two big-ticket items.