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People Notes Feb. 11-17

People Notes Feb. 11-17

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Schoolchildren Honor Dr. King’s Legacy with Poster Contest

Schoolchildren Honor Dr. King’s Legacy with Poster Contest

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Two Charged Operating Illegal Still

Two Charged Operating Illegal Still

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Faith

Faith

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Searching for Safety, Protection

Searching for Safety, Protection

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Parents Seek Leads to Missing Daughter

Parents Seek Leads to Missing Daughter

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Chamber Celebrates Holidays, Presents Awards

Chamber Celebrates Holidays, Presents Awards

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Church Wins Fair Lakes 8K

Church Wins Fair Lakes 8K

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Did You Find a Bagpipe?

Did You Find a Bagpipe?

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Teenagers Missing

Teenagers Missing

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Moran Secures $6 Million for City

Moran Secures $6 Million for City

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Housing for Seniors

Speakers at public hearing support amendments to comprehensive plan to allow for age-restricted housing policies.

Housing for Seniors

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VHSL Sets New Direction for Classifying Schools

At its Dec. 7 meeting, the Virginia High School League (VHSL), the governing body of high school sports in the state, voted to develop a new classification model for high school sports teams and leagues to be presented to the VHSL Executive Committee on Feb. 22.

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Bull Run Girls Checkmate National Competition

This past weekend, Bull Run Elementary School students won the All-Girls, 10 Years and Younger(10U), National Championship.

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55 Years or Older?

Registry for county's senior adult programs.

55 Years or Older? Register for county’s senior adult programs.

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New Year’s Eve

First Night makes Alexandria the place to be.

Billed as the largest family-friendly New Year's Eve party in the greater Washington area, more than 100 live performances will take place throughout Old Town as part of First Night Alexandria, a day-long event filled with entertainment and culminating with a fireworks finale over the Potomac River along the waterfront.

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Sugar Plum Fairy From South Lakes

South Lakes Senior Rebecca Mattern captivates audiences.

For the past 41 years, Conservatory Ballet dancers have ushered in the holiday season with their annual production of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker. This year more than 125 Northern Virginia elementary, middle and high school students filled the Center Stage’s dressing rooms and wings, eagerly awaiting their cue to take the stage.

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McLean Orchestra Performs Military Salute at Vinson hall

This past Veterans Day, Nov. 11, the McLean Orchestra once again honored America’s veterans with their third annual “Salute to Our Military” concert at Vinson Hall Retirement Community.

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Businesses Support Local Musical Talent

Stop by the Main Street Pub on Sundays or Peterson’s Ice Cream Depot on Saturday nights in Clifton, and be treated to live music performed by some teens. Thanks to the generosity of the business owners, two musical duos earn their living—tips are welcome—entertaining patrons with acoustic music.

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Burke Rotary, Library Foundation Partner to Provide Community Scholarships

Fairfax Library Foundation will be able to provide more scholarships to the community this year—thanks to the Rotary Club of Burke. The Burke Rotary, an affiliate of Rotary International since 1984, has contributed a $3,000 gift to fund additional undergraduate scholarships for the foundation’s scholarship program in 2013.