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Delgaudio, Hidy Seek Sterling Support

Local Esthetician Recognized Nationally

McLean resident Mali Amini of Skintelligence of Vienna does the best facials in Washington, D.C.

“If they come in late, they still get their full time. When they are with me, I give them my complete attention, focusing on them, not how much revenue I need to get for the business.” -- Mali Amini

Voters to Have Final Say on Eminent Domain Amendment

Opinions are divided as to what kind of influence the amendment could have if passed.

This fall, voters across Virginia will be confronted with a hotly debated amendment to the Virginia Constitution that seeks to limit the ability of local governments to use the power of eminent domain.

Magazine for Preemies Right on Time

Springfield mother launches a magazine and Web site.

Magazine for Preemies Right on Time

Local Volunteers Provide Respite Care

Oakton-based social services agency matches volunteers with special-needs children.

Local Volunteers Provide Respite Care

Trail of Fears

Ghosts, ghouls and ghastly grooms lurk at 8th annual Johnson Haunted Trail.

Trail of Fears

Local Students Take on Poodle Skirts, Rotary Phones for 'Bye Bye Birdie'

Liberty Middle presents the musical, “Bye Bye Birdie.”

Featuring a cast of 60, the iconic musical, “Bye Bye Birdie” will burst upon the stage at Liberty Middle School. Show times are Thursday-Saturday, April 16, 17 and 18, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 during school lunches and at the door.

CVHS Teacher Debuts Young Adult Novel

English teacher Bethany Masone Harar has book signing this Saturday.

Centreville High School English teacher Bethany Masone Harar will be signing copies of her debut young adult novel “Voices of the Sea” on Saturday, Sept. 27, at the Fair Lakes Barnes and Noble at 12193 Fair Lakes Promenade Dr, Fairfax, from 1-4 p.m.

Transitway to the Future

Alexandria and Arlington set to break ground on region's first transitway with dedicated lanes.

This week, elected leaders and government officials from Alexandria and Arlington will turn swords into plowshares, setting aside their previous differences about the Crystal City Potomac Yard transitway and wielding ceremonial shovels to break ground.

Planning and Budget Season Starts for Arlington County

Parks and Recreation planning receives early 2017 focus, but school and Metro issues loom over spring budget discussions.

2017 will start off with some good news for Arlingtonians that use parks and community facilities.

Dance instructor, choreographer Grace Machanic dies at 81.

Comfort Zone

Local furniture maker combines style and comfort

John W. Smith treks through a maze of sleek chairs and stately sofas in a large, sunlit showroom tucked in an industrial warehouse center in Fairfax. He pauses at a dining chair, upholstered in beige linen and framed with espresso hardwood.

Thought-Provoking Play Reveals Biases

City of Fairfax Theatre Co. presents ‘Clybourne Park.’

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Herndon's Express Care non-profit organization has been recognized by Bush, Kaine.

SHARE, Inc. sees increase in client needs as its annual “Christmas Store” event approaches.