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They Shape Town’s Future

Mayor and Council set vision, policies for municipal services.

They Shape Town’s Future

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Gala Benefits Alexandria's History And Future

Five categories of sponsorship offer varying perks.

Gala Benefits Alexandria's History And Future

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Rail-Bus Debate Focuses on Costs

Rail-Bus Debate Focuses on Costs

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Ordinance Brings Cut in False Alarms

After one year, county law cuts back on wasted time, money investigating security and burglar alarms set off by mistake.

Ordinance Brings Cut in False Alarms

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ADAMS Center to Open in Sterling

Mosque to serve 1,500 family members.

ADAMS Center to Open in Sterling

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Gristmill Grinds Again

Gristmill Grinds Again

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Woman Pleads Guilty To a Dozen Crimes

Woman Pleads Guilty To a Dozen Crimes

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Community Notes

Community Notes

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More Drama Than Spectacle

More Drama Than Spectacle

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Council Notebook

Town Council Public Hearing

Council Notebook

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Opening Doors for Neighbors in Need

FACETS marks 25 years of community service.

“A few years ago my life underwent two major changes that shook my world. … My husband and I separated and then I lost my job.” Lisa, a Fairfax mother, delivered that blunt statement during her speech to a crowd of more than 400 people during FACETS’ “Opening Doors” Benefit Breakfast on April 25.

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Annual Holiday Homes Tour Moves to West McLean

The annual Holiday Homes Tour of the McLean Woman’s Club moves to west McLean this year, with tour houses in three choice neighborhoods: McLean Hundred, Woodside Estates and Millwood.

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Springfield: Getting into Marian Homes

Remodeling project to provide for residents with intellectual and or physical disabilities.

When the new residents of Marian Homes’ latest remodeling project move in to the Gresham Street house in north Springfield, Fairfax resident and Marian volunteer John Germain hopes they feel at home.

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Potential Rivals Circling Alexandria Mayor Bill Euille in Advance of Democratic Primary

Kerry Donely and Vice Mayor Allison Silberberg consider primary challenges.

Alexandria Mayor Bill Euille's poor performance in the congressional primary to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Jim Moran (D-8) is calling into question his ability to lead the city, opening the door to talk about former Mayor Kerry Donley challenging Euille in next year's Democratic primary. That possibility has encouraged talk about Vice Mayor Allison Silberberg possibly entering the race as a candidate who would oppose the kind of large-scale development that Euille and Donley both support.

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School Notes

School Notes

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Patriots Prevail Despite 24 Kills for W-L’s Jones

Yorktown senior Rock strong in decisive fourth game.

Patriots Prevail Despite 24 Kills for W-L’s Jones

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Native American Dance Fights Stereotypes

Native American Dance Fights Stereotypes

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Native American Dance Fights Stereotypes

Native American Dance Fights Stereotypes

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Camps & Schools

Camps & Schools