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Citizens Debate Tysons Options

Board member Mark Zetts gives presentation on why he thinks transportation impacts and infrastructure are not being given enough consideration.

Citizens Debate Tysons Options

Son's Death Propels Effort on Foreign Road Safety

Organization raising awareness on road crashes abroad marks 10th year.

Son's Death Propels Effort on Foreign Road Safety

Saturday Morning Special at Katie’s Coffee House

Early Saturday mornings for three hours, the Great Falls Village Town Centre transforms into spectacle of antique cars, new cars, custom cars, exotic cars and as of last Saturday, a never-before-seen in the Washington area car, as part of the weekly event Katie’s Cars & Coffee.

Centreville: A Beginning, Not an End

School Board approves “Ignite” Strategic Plan, new chairman and vice chairman.

Citizen Michael Ducharme has lived with dyslexia since he was a student. His two daughters both have dyslexia. The father, representing the parents’ movement Decoding Dyslexia, spoke at the July 9 school board meeting in support of the proposed Fairfax County Public Schools Strategic Plan that specifically addresses challenges in the schools facing students with dyslexia. “We’re now faced with the fact tomorrow is today, the fierce urgency of now,” Ducharme said. “It’s time for vigorous and positive action in this plan.”

Firebelly's "Moon Over Buffalo" is being staged at Theatre on the Run.

Local Playwright Visits Arlington Production

Loudoun: A Desirable Place to Live

A population boom has spurred several of Loudoun's most controversial issues.

Loudoun: A Desirable Place to Live

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Area residents perform in Christmas production that explores the Romani, or Gypsy, culture.

Chantilly gets seven new indoor basketball courts.

Steve Tyrell has performed at many different hot spots in the country and is bringing his music to Alexandria.