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Positive Outlook Rewarded at Little Run
Positive Outlook Rewarded at Little Run
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County Explores New Tax District
County Explores New Tax District
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Positive Outlook Rewarded at Little Run
Positive Outlook Rewarded at Little Run
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Reston’s ‘Party With a Cause’
Bad weather not a problem at Relay for Life.
To officially begin the event survivors from the area walk a lap amongst themselves wearing purple to signify the disease they overcame.
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Keeping Lawns Green in Great Falls
Choosing environmentally friendly ways to manage lawns.
As the weather warms and lawns begin to grow again, it’s tempting to start fertilizing right away to ensure they look as full and green as possible. The Great Falls Citizens Association’s Environmental Committee says that spring fertilizing isn’t necessary most of the time, and can cause harm to lawns and waterways.
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Positive Outlook Rewarded at Little Run
Positive Outlook Rewarded at Little Run
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Is it a 'Park' or a Town-owned 'Property?'
Vienna council members discuss the Beulah Road property and its use as the town's site for leaf mulch.
Is it a 'Park' or a Town-owned 'Property?'
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Potomac Youngsters Find Way To Help Homeless
Collecting donations to buy essentials.
Brady and Jordan Cohen, son and daughter of Amy and Michael Cohen of Potomac, often asked their parents why there are homeless people on street corners begging for money from people in cars stopped at traffic lights.
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Alexandria Letter: Debacle at Patrick Henry
Letter to the Editor
After years of negligence in school maintenance, the city is now faced with the daunting task of renovating and rebuilding 12 of our schools at a staggering cost of $1.5-plus billion.
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Rescued Owl Released
Great Horned Owl takes flight back into her territory after rescue.
A group of curious well-wishers looked on as a Great Horned Owl spread her formidable wings and lifted off from the arms of her rescuer back into the Potomac forest. It was a happy ending to a brief saga that could have ended much differently.
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Rachel Carson’s Linda Gammon Wins Band Director of the Year Award
Carson Middle School band director Linda Gammon was named the 2013-14 Secondary Band Director of the Year.
Linda Gammon has won countless awards over the course of her 38-year teaching career, been named guest conductor of nearly every district band in Virginia, and has published a number of music education books. In Feb. 2014, Gammon added the Fairfax County Band Directors Association (FCBDA) Secondary Band Director of the Year Award to that list of achievements.
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From Ground Up in Alexandria
A few blocks away from where the Ramsey Homes are set to be redeveloped, the Alexandria Redevelopment And Housing Authority (ARHA) has set its eyes on the redevelopment of another neighborhood.
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Carlee Proposes 6.3% Budget Hike
Proposal contains no new county initiatives or personnel, and provides for a 5-cent reduction in real estate tax rate.
Carlee Proposes 6.3% Budget Hike
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Tulloch Criticizes CPAM Opponents
Supervisor claims Campaign for Loudoun's Future is wrong to announce developers will build 42,000 new homes.
Tulloch Criticizes CPAM Opponents
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Bare Bones Day Offers View of Mansion
Bare Bones Day Offers View of Mansion
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Program Keeps Families Together
Gov. Kaine grants Loudoun money to create new at-risk youth program.
Program Keeps Families Together
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Important Issues Facing the City of Fairfax
For its first issue of 2015, the Connection asked various local leaders what are the most significant issues and/or events facing the City of Fairfax in the coming year.