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The Farm keeps Ossabaw Island Hogs, the breed that would have been here in colonial …

New Dominion Women’s Club Awards $14,400 to Community Groups

Beneficiaries include McLean Project for the Arts, Safe Community Coalition, Share of McLean, and Friends of Pleasant Grove.

McLean Woman’s Club Holds Wine-and-Cheese Event to Preview December Homes Tour

McLean 5K To Be Held Oct. 6

Grange to Become ‘Heart of the Village’ Again in Great Falls

Foundation works to regain control of the Grange.

Great Falls Friends & Neighbors Club Gives Back

Money awarded to deserving local women at annual luncheon.

Charity Golf Equals Big Checks for Local Schools

Annual event continues to support elementary schools’ students.

‘Results vs. the Resistance’ or ‘Common-sense vs. Out-of-touch’ in 10th District?

Comstock and Wexton present stark choice for voters during first debate.

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: End Run On Lights

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Development’s Side Effects

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Taxpayers Or Cash Cows?

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Traffic Safety

In the Kitchen: Meet Chef Steve Rosenthal at Alexandria’s Tequila and Taco

Not Enough Businesses in Alexandria

City’s Master Plan advances in some areas, behind pace in commercial development.

More, Smarter Transportation Capacity Needed

Population to outpace region-wide investment in transit and highway expansion.

Total funds (including federal, state, regional/local, private/other, fares/tolls) for transportation-related projects are projected to go …

TC Running Back Eaton a Bright Spot in Lopsided Loss

Titans lose to Robinson, will host Patriot Pioneers on Saturday.

A New Era for Affordable Housing in Alexandria

City moves from rehabilitating old apartment buildings to developing new affordable units.

Alexandria is falling behind its affordable housing goal, creating or preserving about half of the units that were anticipated five years ago. But now that that restaurant diners will be chipping in an extra $5 million a year, city officials are poised to move forward with an aggressive new slate of affordable housing development. Gone are the days when city officials could get their hands on a few 1940s garden apartments here and there to rehabilitate. These days the thinking at City Hall is developing new units as part of a grand strategy to build their way out of an affordable housing crisis.

Appetite: Mount Purrnon Aims to Give Cat, Café Lovers a Treat

Let the Games Begin in Springfield

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