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Battle over Dulles Rail Becomes More Confusing

New Dulles Rail advocacy group appears after federal lawsuit filed.

Battle over Dulles Rail Becomes More Confusing

Program Aims To ‘Revolutionize’ Autism

Fairfax-based group offers autism training for parents and consultants.

Program Aims To ‘Revolutionize’ Autism

With ‘High Spirits,’ Spartans Graduate

Class of 2007 helped establish scholarship fund in memory of Virginia Tech shooting victim.

With ‘High Spirits,’ Spartans Graduate

A Fading Craft Thrives in Vienna

Guarantee Shoe Repair blends business with congeniality and nature.

The cream-colored two-story clapboard house at 131 Church St. N.W. could be mostly any one’s home in Vienna. It’s well cared-for with rose bushes and an array of flowers and greenery out front. To the side is a small fish pond and to the back is a gazebo anchored by a fountain. The gazebo’s flooring covers an obsolete well whose pump remains a visual magnet.

Reston Traffic: From Difficult to Impossible

The writer is the RCA representative to the Reston Master Plan Task Force, Reston Citizens Association (RCA) Board of Directors co-chair and RCA Reston 2020 Committee.

Bulletin Board

Thursday/Aug. 16 CARD Virginia School will host open house 6:30-8:30 p.m. for families of children ages 3-12 with autism spectrum disorders. CARD (Center for Autism and Related Disorders) offers a program with a one-to-one student-teacher ratio and 215 days of instruction per year. At 5400 Shawnee Rd. Suite 208. Visit http://virginia.centerforautism.com or call 855-345-2273.

Hot on the Trail

The newest members of the Fairfax County Police Department don’t wear badges or carry guns. But they’re officers, just the same — and they’re awfully cute.

Marshall High is the Face of Fairfax County

Upwards of 90 countries represented by student population.

The schools that feed into George C. Marshall High School are the academic home to children from all over the world.

Superintendent Responds to Bus Concerns

The following letter by Superintendent of Schools Patrick K. Murphy was addressed to Arlington Public School families.

Complete Failure

Fairfax County says Verizon “failed completely” during June 29 derecho.

The eerie silence is what Steve Souder, Fairfax County’s 911 director, remembers about the night of June 29, when the derecho hit Fairfax County.

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Homeless and formerly homeless mark Thanksgiving at Rising Hope Church.

New Dulles Rail advocacy group appears after federal lawsuit filed.

Stories of success emerge at Family Connections open house.

Fairfax resident heads new moms group.

Winter weather provides an ideal chance to see bald eagles at Mason Neck, Pohick Bay parks.

Workhouse Theater opens with performance by Mikhail Baryshnikov.