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Alexandria Business Notes

Diane L. Webster was promoted to vice president, branch manager of the Prince Street branch of Virginia Commerce Bank.

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A Look Ahead at 2014

Elected officials discuss the year 2014 in Vienna.

What’s the outlook for 2014? The economy, health care and federal government take center-stage in the theatre that is Northern Virginia and Vienna, specifically. Here’s what some of the area’s elected officials see through the looking glass.

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Local Grapplers Thrive at NOVA Classic

South County, Lake Braddock and West Springfield among schools to produce at least one individual champion.

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Letter:Airport Authority Gets Into Business

Letter:Airport Authority Gets Into Business

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Students March in Powerful ‘Parade’

Students March in Powerful ‘Parade’

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State Delegate, 67th District Republican Primary

Gary Reese (R)

State Delegate, 67th District Republican Primary

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From Adams to Kennedy

Students in the Orff Ensemble perform at the Kennedy Center.

From Adams to Kennedy

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More Revitalization for the Highway

Shopping Centers Eyed for Major Overhauls

More Revitalization for the Highway

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McLean's First MLK Jr. Celebration Sells Out

McLean's First MLK Jr. Celebration Sells Out

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Flu Vaccine Recommended for Seniors, Sufferers of Chronic Illness

Flu Vaccine Recommended for Seniors, Sufferers of Chronic Illness

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Precautions, Not Panic, Urged for West Nile

Standing Water Refuses to Flow Away

Precautions, Not Panic, Urged for West Nile

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Wedding Not Deterred By Hurricane

Wedding Not Deterred By Hurricane

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Standards of Learning = Fun

Standards of Learning = Fun

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Be Part of the Children's Almanac

Call for student artwork and writing; deadline Dec. 3.

During the last week of each year, The Almanac devotes its entire issue to the creativity of local students and children. The results are always remarkable. It is a keepsake edition for many families.

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Chantilly: Westfield Defense Delivers Victory Against T.C. Williams

Short-handed Bulldogs win eight days after losing to South County.

The Westfield football team defeated T.C. Williams 21-6 on Sept. 19.

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Potomac: Local DAR Chapter Provides Patriotic Service

Hungerford’s Tavern chapter encourages new members.

On June 7, 1974, the Hungerford’s Tavern Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) was founded in Potomac. Ever since the organization was begun, they have provided patriotic service to the nation, the state and community. Their motto, “God, Home and Country” serves to define their mission: dedication to promoting patriotism, preserving American history and securing America’s future through better education.

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Mount Vernon Baseball Team Shows Resiliency

Majors surrender four-run lead, get it right back.

The Mount Vernon baseball team defeated Thomas Jefferson 10-6.

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Mount Vernon: West Potomac to Face West Springfield in Playoffs

Wolverines lost to Spartans 28-9 during regular season.

West Potomac will travel to face West Springfield in the opening round of the 6A North region playoffs on Friday.

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Environmental Quality of Life

Advisory Council issues 512-page vision for county environmental policy.

Flooding will rise in concern in Fairfax County as a result of climate change, warned Stella Koch, chairperson of the county’s Environmental Quality Advisory Council.

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Mount Vernon: Police Chief Provides Timeline on McKenna’s Death

Report sent to Commonwealth’s Attorney.

Natasha McKenna died while in the custody of the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Department on Feb. 8, 2015.