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Camps & Schools Notes

Camps & Schools Notes

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Friends in Heat Are Friends in Sweets

Alexandria’s ice cream parlors provide hot spots for cool times.

Friends in Heat Are Friends in Sweets

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Students Give Gift to Teacher

Students Give Gift to Teacher

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Truck Traffic Redirected

Council is prohibiting truck traffic on the 300 block of S. Henry Street.

Truck Traffic Redirected

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Getting To Know...

Getting To Know...

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Forums Up and Running

Cascades Resident Offers Alternative to HOA-Run Forum

Forums Up and Running

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Council To Purchase County Land

City to buy Eleven Oaks property in an effort to protect future character of neighborhood

Council To Purchase County Land

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Alliance Theatre Presents Broadway Musical, 'Cats'

Alliance Theatre Presents Broadway Musical, 'Cats'

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Bank Honors Vienna Officers Early

Reeves and Shaver receive donation to charity of their choice.

Bank Honors Vienna Officers Early

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Current Credit Card Scam

Current Credit Card Scam

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Guilty of Grand Larceny

Matthew Pickerel enters pleas to two offenses.

Guilty of Grand Larceny

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HHS Robotics Team Finishes Strong

HHS Robotics Team Finishes Strong

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Bulletin Board (Burke/Springfield/Fairfax/Lorton)

March 16-23.

Events happening in the area.

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Letter: Not Quite An Endorsement

The Jan. 20, 2012 letter from the National Park Service (NPS) that discusses the Small Area Waterfront Plan only states “general support for the proposed 2011 Plan.

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Food for Trees Program Honored

Rotary recognizes Vincent D'Avena with Business of the Year Award.

Vincent D'Avena, the owner of A.V. Remodeling & Construction, was awarded Rotary International District 7610's Business of the Year Award at their annual conference for his company’s annual holiday charity program, Food for Trees.

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Online Launch for 2013 Wish List Project

Being a Wish List “Angel” easier than ever before in 14 year history of The Wish List Project

With a little help from her friends, Great Falls resident Ginger Mahon, founder of The Wish List Project, has taken The Wish List high-tech. A Wish List “Angel,” donor Lissa Perez, assisted Mahon with building online sign up capability for The 2013 Wish List Project on the website “SignUp Genius.” Perez is a Great Falls resident and partner at Deloitte & Touche, LLP.

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Uncertain Future for School Reform

For more than a quarter century the Virginia School Boards Association has been sponsoring a summer program, the "Governor’s Conference on Education." Traditionally the governor has made an appearance as luncheon speaker, but the main program has been a series of small group presentations by teachers, administrators and others of successful practices they have used in their classrooms, schools, or public school systems.

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letter to the Editor: Fewer Mental Health Resources

It’s the same story, over and over again.

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Week in McLean

New scenic pull-off and parking area at Langley Fork and McLean senior source volunteer opportunity

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Old Town History: Bank of Alexandria

A fairly nondescript building sits on southeast corner of North Fairfax and Cameron Streets. It’s a bit taller than the others nearby, and forms a quiet bookend for the distinctive Carlyle House next door. It’s anonymity, however, belies its rich history.