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A Day to Remember at Edison High
Thomas Edison High School graduates urged to be “doers and not watchers.”
After an array of silver and light blue caps and gowns filled Constitution Hall at Thomas Edison High School’s graduation ceremony on Friday, June 14, the commencement began with Principal Pamela Brumfield at the podium.
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Serving Up ‘Summer Entertainment’
Art Gallery plans “Child Play” for all ages on July 27-28.
This month The Art Gallery of Potomac will present a show titled "Summer Entertainment" from July 11 through Aug. 25.
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Veteran To Visit Wayside Elementary
Appearance is part of school’s Special Needs Awareness Week.
A Potomac native, former U.S. Army officer and decorated Iraq War veteran will return to the area next week to share a message of acceptance with some local students. Luis Montalván, who sustained both physical and emotional wounds while serving in the military, will speak at Wayside Elementary School in Potomac as part of the school’s Special Needs Awareness Week (SNAP).
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Letter: Shared Responsibility To Protect Poor
I do not question Mr. Cuccinelli’s right to express his opinion regarding any matter he wishes to opine upon. However, I do question the honoring of Mr. Cuccinelli by the Catholic church and the omission of the Catholic press in bringing his critique of the church, namely the Catholic bishops in the church, to the attention of the faithful in northern Virginia.
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Sampling City’s Arts
Chinese art delegation arrives in Alexandria.
Alexandria welcomed a delegation of Chinese media and artists from Jiangsu Province on Jan. 13, which marked an auspicious start to 2012 and the Year of the Dragon.
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A Triumph of Artistry
'Side Man' arrives at 1st Stage.
Director Michael Dove has created an unflinching, poignant look into deep corners of lives unraveling. His production of "Side Man" is a strong play for adults who want to be fully transported by awe for what creative talent can accomplish.
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Charity Donates Fun Center to Inova Fairfax
Mobile DVD/video game unit is dedicated to two local cancer victims.
Charity Donates Fun Center to Inova Fairfax
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No Rooms at the Country Inn
Normandie Farms files request to be rezoned as ‘Country Inn.’
No Rooms at the Country Inn
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Budget and Slots Dominate Town Hall Meeting
Budget and Slots Dominate Town Hall Meeting
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No Rooms at the Country Inn
Normandie Farms files request to be rezoned as ‘Country Inn.’
No Rooms at the Country Inn
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Marshall's Presents Special Love Story
Musical tells the joys and hardship of 1920s Siamese twins.
Marshall's Presents Special Love Story
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Celebrating the Best of Reston
More than 650 people came to honor this year’s Best of Reston award winners last Thursday night.
Celebrating the Best of Reston
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Sickles Seeks Re-election
Del. Mark Sickles (D-43) is unopposed in the Democratic primary.
Sickles Seeks Re-election
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Seeking Solace
Area residents gather at a local church to pray during the war's onset.
Seeking Solace
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Swept Along by ‘Legally Blonde’
Reston Community Player present “Legally Blonde: The Musical”
"An adrenalin rush of a musical with lots of fun. Yet a show that the audience can get into finding its essential message behind the sweetness," said award-winning musical director David Rohde of the Reston Community Player's (RCP) production of "Legally Blonde: The Musical."
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Candlelight Cemetery Tour in Oakton
100 people attend tour of Flint Hill and Oakton Church of the Brethren Cemeteries.
Carrying lanterns and flashlights, about 100 people attended a Candlelight Cemetery Tour of Flint Hill and Oakton Church of the Brethren cemeteries, presented by local historian and author Jim Lewis, on Saturday, Oct. 24, near the corner of Courthouse and Chain Bridge Roads in Oakton.
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Commentary: Spring in Reston—At Last!
I think we can say almost for sure that we’ve seen the last of snow and ice in Reston until next winter.
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Bear-ing Witness on What Makes Great Falls Great
Lions and tigers, maybe not. But bears we got.
Yes, Virginia, there are bears in Great Falls.
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Arlington Column: State Budget Takes Shape
Commentary
This past Sunday, the Senate Finance and House Appropriations Committees unveiled their $109 billion budget proposals for the upcoming biennium.
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Letter: Gerrymandering Promotes Partisanship and Polarization
To the Editor
Everywhere we turn today, the media is bombarding us with antics of the current presidential campaign.