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Northern Virginia Senior Olympics Celebrates 35th Year

Participants can compete in 70 different events.

Preparing for Fall Like No Other

Area college students reflect on how pandemic affects their plans.

As the fall semester approaches, Virginia colleges have begun to make plans to reopen with precautions to keep students, faculty and staff safe from COVID-19.

Deal with Developer in Alexandria

First council brawl of the fall.

Golfing at Burke Lake Gets Seniors Out

The Burke Lake Seniors Golf Club is about more than just playing a round of golf.

Burke Seniors Golf Club

Soprano Voice Radiates along Waterfront

Impromptu singing gathers audiences.

The sound emanating from King Street in the area of Old Town Alexandria will cause people to stop in their tracks and turn their heads.

House of Delegates-District 37: Sang Yi (R)

Question and Answer

A candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates Q&A

"We Need to Stay and Finish the Job"

Local service personnel, supporters share thoughts on Iraq war and mission remaining.

"We Need to Stay and Finish the Job"

CANDIDATE Q&A: James P Moran Jr.

Arlington: Signature Theatre Stages "Cabaret"

For 25th Anniversary Season, company recreates iconic musical masterpiece.

Willkommen to the Kit Kat Club, the hottest nightclub in seedy, prewar Berlin, where life is beautiful. To highlight its 25th Anniversary Season, Signature Theatre is staging "Cabaret" May 12 to June 28 at its Shirlington venue.

From left: Jessica Lantz, NovaScripts, director of operations; Stephanie Berkowitz, president and CEO of NOVA …

On May 9, 2018, the National Defense University community celebrated Foreign Affairs Day by inducting …

How Big Is a Luxury Home?

Some new Potomac homes could garner a “luxury tax.”

How Big Is a Luxury Home?

Commentary: Let’s Be Ready, Alexandria

Two Years Probation for Fairfax Resident

Created phony stamps; defrauded Postal Service.

A local man has been sentenced to two years probation and ordered to pay tens of thousands of dollars in restitution to the U.S. Postal Service. He is Brian Kim, 38, of Fairfax. This past summer, he pleaded guilty in federal court to defrauding the U.S. Postal Service. He admitted doing so by counterfeiting and selling approximately $76,000 in postage stamps at two packaging centers he owned and operated in Northern Virginia. One’s in Fairfax and the other is in Arlington.

Bach to Rock Opens in Herndon

Music studio features lessons, recording equipment, DJ school.

Bach to Rock, a music school for students of all ages, has opened its newest location at Worldgate Centre in Herndon. The school features lessons for a variety of instruments, as well as recording facilities and the Beat Refinery, Bach to Rock’s instructional DJ school.

Cell Tower Planned for River Falls

140-foot, fake pine tree would hide a tower near the intersection of Stable Lane and MacArthur Boulevard.