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Pleasant Grove Celebrates Black History Month
Church holds first event of its kind to celebrate original congregation
Pleasant Grove Celebrates Black History Month
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Child Testifies Against Driver
Child Testifies Against Driver
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Timeless Entertainment
Waynewood students sing along with traditional Americana.
Timeless Entertainment
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Fairfax Welcomes Holidays with Lights and Carols
Annual weekend holiday kick-off to take place Dec. 1 – 2.
Fairfax Welcomes Holidays with Lights and Carols
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A Mission of Mercy Helps Hundreds
More than 800 residents receive free dental services during two-day event.
The triage center at Saturday’s Mission of Mercy Dental health clinic resembled a modern-day MASH unit.
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Lake Braddock Baseball Advances to Region Semifinals
Bruins beat Madison, will face Marshall.
The Lake Braddock baseball team is one win away from heading back to the state tournament.
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Police Call Chantilly Tragedy ‘Domestic in Nature’
It’s not yet known what touched off the fight among the three men, Tuesday morning, inside a Chantilly home used as a childcare center. And at press time, the victims’ names hadn’t been released.
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Agricultural Reserve Turns 25
Planners shifted density from upper county to transportation corridor.
Agricultural Reserve Turns 25
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End in Sight for Clean-Up?
Public planting event, signing ceremony planned for summer.
End in Sight for Clean-Up?
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Parrott Heads Wrapped in Charities and Buffett
Parrott Heads Wrapped in Charities and Buffett
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Restaurants and Apartments Planned for Church Street
Now vacant lot proposed for redevelopment.
Arrington Properties LLC owns the site at 120 Church St. N.W. in Vienna and it has plans to redevelop with a building containing both residential and commercial uses. Details were presented during the Oct. 20 meeting of the Vienna Town Council.
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Trying to Stay Strong Through the Grief
Woodson High community mourns two students.
Tears, sad faces, hugs, stunned silences, churning emotions and unanswered questions – all are part of the reaction of the Woodson High students in the wake of last week’s tragedies: Two of their classmates have died.
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The Making of an Author
David Vermont turns from legal briefs to a novel.
David Vermont, a workers compensation lawyer in Alexandria, never liked writing when he was younger. As a lawyer, writing 10 to 30 page briefs and proposals can be tedious. Now Vermont is also an author, with “The Last Confession of the Vampire Judas Iscariot” released in March and another book in the works.
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Music, Lights, Games, Food and Fun in Chantilly
The Field at Commonwealth unveils community amenities.
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Heritage Lost Reclaimed in Chapter Book Series
Interview with author Terry Catasús Jennings of Reston
Terry Catasús Jennings of Reston is the author of the newly released children’s chapter book series, “Definitely Dominguita,” published by Simon & Schuster.
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Opinion: Column: Being Driven Only Slightly Crazy
So this is what it's like to be out of the house and driving around: mask on, surgical gloves in the console, hand sanitizer in the glove box; not so different than before my two Covid-19 vaccinations.