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This Week in Arlington

This Week in Arlington

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By the Nose

Loudoun's two-member bloodhound team depends on dogs' extraordinary scent skill.

By the Nose

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Churchill Carries On

Churchill Carries On

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Kilgore Launches Campaign with Dueling Tax Cut Plan

Kilgore Launches Campaign with Dueling Tax Cut Plan

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Town Center Emerging in Springfield?

A developer is proposing a major mixed-use development for central Springfield

Town Center Emerging in Springfield?

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Potomac Property Assessments Rise Sharply

Property values went up 65 percent in Montgomery County according to the recent assessment.

Potomac Property Assessments Rise Sharply

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Stay of Execution

The governing documents referendum seeks to dodge failure with 10-day extension.

Stay of Execution

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Artist Community Rising

Great Falls Studios is pleasantly surprised by its rapid growth.

Artist Community Rising

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West Potomac Students Publish Essays

‘White House Under Fire’ selling well after initial release.

West Potomac Students Publish Essays

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Feeling the Pressure

Teens Help Teens Relieve Pressure

Feeling the Pressure

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Artist Community Rising

Great Falls Studios is pleasantly surprised by its rapid growth.

Artist Community Rising

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A Showcase of Talent

Cappies holds its first showcase performance at the Alden Theatre.

A Showcase of Talent

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Transportation Drives Session

Howell and Plum brief community on legislation.

Transportation Drives Session

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Singers, Dancers, Musicians Galore

Chantilly’s annual Jazz & Pizzazz is May 29-June 1.

Chantilly High’s Jazz & Pizzazz isn’t just any musical-entertainment show. It’s a high-octane, raise-the-roof extravaganza featuring award-winning singers and dancers in colorful and energetic spectacle. This year’s event, the 27th annual, runs Wednesday-Saturday, May 29, 30 and 31 and June 1, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 at www.ChantillyChoral.org. They’re also available at the door, but Friday and Saturday nights usually sell out, so advance purchases are recommended for those shows.

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DiCenzo Has Bright Vision for Fairfax

Getting to know the high school’s new theater director.

As theater teacher and director at Fairfax High, Erich DiCenzo is exactly where he wants to be. "I have a bachelor of fine arts in musical theater and dance and was a professional actor for eight years, so this is a second career," he said. "I knew I wanted to perform forever, but not make it my living."

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Week in Great Falls

Military Appreciation Monday to Honor Navy SEAL Foundation On Monday, Jan. 13, monthly Military Appreciation Monday dinner will be in support of The Navy SEAL Foundation. Make your reservation for either the 5:30 or 7:30 seating at the Old Brogue by calling 703-759-3309. Visit http://www.navysealfoundation.org to learn more about this organization and the help it provides to injured combat veterans and their families. If not familiar with the MAM events, simply come enjoy a dinner at the Old Brogue in Great Falls. The cosponsors, the Brogue and Bob Nelson of Keller Williams Realty each make a ten percent donation based on how much you spend on dinner.

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Sen. Warner, Rep. Wolf Meet Reston Business Leaders

Cyber security, budget cuts and national debt levels discussed at a Tech Town Hall on Friday, Jan. 10.

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) and U.S. Rep. Frank R. Wolf (R-10) spoke at a Tech Town Hall in Reston on Friday, Jan. 10, about the impacts of sequestration and the recently passed budget deal on North Virginia’s information technology and government services industries. Many of Reston’s technology industry executives attended the morning event, which was co-hosted by the Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) and the Professional Services Council (PSC).

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School Begins Again for Local Students

More than 181,000 students headed back to their classrooms Tuesday morning, Sept. 6, for the start of the 2012-13 school year. They toted backpacks, lunchboxes and assorted supplies and greeted the new year with varying degrees of enthusiasm.

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Lake Braddock Boys’ Soccer Beats Robinson

First-year Robinson coach Garza not pleased with Rams’ effort.

The Lake Braddock boys' soccer team scored the final three goals during a 3-1 victory against Robinson.

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Injury-Riddled Lake Braddock Baseball Begins Title Defense

Several key Bruins suffered offseason injuries.

The Lake Braddock baseball team enters the 2013 season as the defending state champion.