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Centreville Girls' Lax: New Coach, New Stars, Same Results

Murphy scores 7 goals in win over Chantilly on Monday.

Centreville defeated Chantilly 15-5 on Monday.

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Fairfax: Pancakes for a Cause

Breakfast event raises funds for Ellie’s Hats.

Some 200 people enjoyed a pancake breakfast, Saturday morning, at American Legion Post 177 in the City of Fairfax.

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Work Starts on Roundabout in Centreville

Work starts on controversial roundabout in Centreville.

Despite the objections of many local residents, work is now beginning on the roundabout at the Braddock /Pleasant Valley roads intersection beside Cox Farms in Centreville.

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Pinball Kevin, Pinball Wizard

McLean man hosts state pinball championships.

Kevin Stone took out a loan to buy the 15 pinball machines in his McLean basement, the site of this year's Virginia state pinball championship. Virginia was one of 33 states to take part in the simultaneous championships on Saturday, Feb. 7. Stone's Harlem Globetrotters machine was built in 1979, others from Stern Pinball and Jersey Jack Pinball are contemporaries.

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LTA Stages “The Rocky Horror Show”

Campy rock and roll musical to play from Oct. 25 to Nov. 15.

It’s time to do the time warp! Just in time for Halloween, the Little Theatre of Alexandria is staging the campy musical, “The Rocky Horror Show,” from Oct. 25 through Nov. 15, 2014.

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Westfield ESOL Student Thrives

Juan Castro receives School Board’s Character Award.

When Juan Castro came to the U.S. from El Salvador, six years ago, he only spoke a few words of English and was a stranger in a strange place. But he adapted well, learned quickly and worked hard at school and in his community.

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Gutter Politics

City Council candidates campaign on fixing Alexandria's flooding problem.

None of the candidates for Alexandria City Council are for flooding, which has swamped the city's aging infrastructure in recent years as a series of major storm events have repeatedly submerged parts of Alexandria.

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University Drive Extension Public Hearing Is June 13

VDOT weighs in on the road’s revised design.

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The Fairfax Family

The Fairfax Family

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Breaking Down Walls in a ‘Man's Game’

Springfield resident Stevie Bridgwater-Brown's passion for football helps attain goal of coaching a team.

Breaking Down Walls in a ‘Man's Game’

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Jenkins, Robinson Blend Backgrounds to Help Students

Pushing Children to Succeed is Key

Jenkins, Robinson Blend Backgrounds to Help Students

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Community Notes

Community Notes

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Lady Baker and Lord Dim Serve Community

Lady Baker and Lord Dim Serve Community

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Staybridge Hotel Fills Niche for In-Laws in McLean

Staybridge Hotel Fills Niche for In-Laws in McLean

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Jenkins, Robinson Blend Backgrounds to Help Students

Pushing Children to Succeed is Key

Jenkins, Robinson Blend Backgrounds to Help Students

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Westfield's Campbell Receives Sprague Administrator Award

Westfield's Campbell Receives Sprague Administrator Award

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Roundups

Roundups

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Tension Ahead

Pedestrian and bike safety face off against right of way concerns along Seven Locks Road.

Tension Ahead

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Centre View Roundups for May 17

More MathCounts Success Coached by Rocky Run Middle School’s MathCounts coach, teacher Melanie Roller, Virginia’s MathCounts team came in fifth last week in national competition. And one of the team members, Rocky Run eighth-grader Robin Park, was ranked 11th in the U.S. in the individual standings. In March, Rocky Run’s MathCounts team won the state championship, and Robin, the team captain, finished second in the state. So he got to compete on Virginia’s team in Nationals, May 10-11, in Orlando, Fla., with the other three highest scorers in the state, and Roller coached them.

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ServiceSource Helps People with Disabilities

Nonprofit ServiceSource helps people with disabilities.

In one section of the ServiceSource Chantilly Center, music therapist Myra Goodrich leads a group of budding musicians playing a cheerful song.