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Charles ‘Tony’ Gee Joins LLA Board

When Charles "Tony" Gee’s appointment to the Living Legends of Alexandria board of directors was announced, LLA President Pam St. Clair told the board, “When Tony was called to say he had been selected as a 2014 Living Legend he said ‘Thank you’ in his first breath and ‘How can I help?’ in the second.”

McLean Holiday Art & Crafts Festival Goes Virtual

The 2020 McLean Holiday Art & Crafts Festival, produced by the McLean Community Center, is being broadcast live this year at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 5, and Sunday, Dec. 6.

Health Notes

Rocky Run Presents 'West Side Story'

Massive production features cast and crew of 80.

Rocky Run Presents 'West Side Story'

Arlington Weekend Fun: Oct. 23-Nov. 1

Events in Arlington County, Va.

Ongoing Events

Loudoun Ongoing Events

Wagering on Metro Expansion

Railway expansion attracts new multi-use development - and economic growth.

Wagering on Metro Expansion

What Makes a Healthy School Lunch?

New committee is set to evaluate nutritional content of school food.

What Makes a Healthy School Lunch?

Progress Made on Day Labor Site

Project Hope and Harmony moving forward with setting up temporary day-labor site.

Progress Made on Day Labor Site

Reston-Herndon Entertainment Calendar through Sept. 16

Living Legends: Responding to, and Learning from, Crises

Marion Moon gives back to the community.

Women's Club of Great Falls Scholarship Fund Breaks Fundraising Records

All-volunteer organization raises $100,000; learn how.

The Women's Club of Great Falls Scholarship Fund reached new fundraising heights last month. The organization's spring fundraiser, Miami Vice, raised over $100,000, shattering previous records. As the board and the event committee put in many hours of preparation. They raised $53,000 more than they did the year before.

Verdict In Battle Case

Derrick Battle found guilty of causing bodily injury in Elden Street incident.

Verdict In Battle Case

Nature Fest 'Not Just for Kids'

Environmentalist and residents to learn past, present an future of Runnymede.

Nature Fest 'Not Just for Kids'

Lee Kaiser Is Honored

Named Elementary School Counselor of the Year.

A boyhood tragedy and its aftermath helped shape Lee Kaiser’s life. It influenced him to become a school counselor, and he’s held that job at Centreville Elementary for eight years. He also does it quite well and was recently named Fairfax County Public Schools’ Elementary School Counselor of the Year for 2011-12.