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Recognizing Citizenship

Lee District Association of Civic Organizations’ holds 58th annual banquet.

Public servants and civic activists were recognized at the Lee District Association of Civic Organizations’ 58th annual Lee District Banquet on Dec. 11 at the Springfield Hilton.

Historic Cornwell Farm Open to the Public March 8

HBC Realty Group, Keller Williams Realty has announced that Historic Cornwell Farm will be open to the public on Saturday, March 8, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. People wanting to see the home can come on this day and take in the history and architecture all while supporting a worthy local charity. Proceeds from the day go to support LiftMeUp! Therapeutic Riding Program. For more information and questions contact Laura Smith at 571-331-7709, Info@LiftMeUp.org or Karen Briscoe at 703-734-0192, Karen@HBCRealtyGroup.com.

Spring Break Means Service for These Marymount Students

Commentary: Religious Statements on DACA Decision

Gifts With a Touch of History in Great Falls

Holiday shopping is handled at Colvin Run Mill General Store.

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Alexandria Appetite: 5 Top Spots to Watch College, NFL Football

No matter where you are in Alexandria, you’ll find a prime viewing location nearby.

The days are getting slightly shorter, the air has a familiar crispness to it, and the dog days of summer have a little less bite. All of this can mean only one thing: The college and NFL football seasons are on the way. From beers to burgers, from wings to Greek delicacies, here are some great places to watch the game all over town.

Legion Baseball Hits Home Stretch

Local American Legion teams get set for this weekend’s 17th District playoffs.

Legion Baseball Hits Home Stretch

Olin Helps with Carbon Dating of ‘Vinland’ Map

Business Notes

Choeung Wins College Access Scholarship

One School, One City in Alexandria

School Board abandons plan to build a second high school, avoids dividing students.

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WMD Response Garners 2004 Tech Award

Welcome to the Bedrock

Artist Profile

Welcome to the Bedrock

Bridging the Environment

New wetlands projects will be evident in springtime.

Bridging the Environment

Greenspring Honors Student Scholars

Local students who worked at Greenspring are candidates for $6,000 in scholarships toward higher education.

Since 1999, Greenspring Retirement Community has awarded scholarships to local high school students who have worked in various dining services capacities at the retirement community. In addition to receiving a wage, students may be eligible for scholarships paid directly to the college or professional school of each student’s choice.

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