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LINK Celebrates 40th Anniversary

A Herndon-based nonprofit aims to deliver food to those in need.

In 1972, a group of churches in Sterling and eastern Loudoun County got together with the idea of providing food for the needy, with members storing donated food in their basement. Three years later, they made inroads into Fairfax County and it was eventually chartered as a nonprofit. Forty years later, the group consists of 17 member churches in Herndon, Sterling Chantilly and Potomac Falls and has provided tens of thousands of families with assistance.

Meet Labor Resource Center's Jasmine Blaine

New director hopes to improve workers’ lives.

Jasmine Blaine, the director of the Centreville Labor Resource Center (CLRC) is helping connect day laborers with jobs.

Fairfax City Councilmember Dan Drummond and wife Kerry attended the reception honoring former Mayor Robert …

Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce Chairman Debra Biely, far left, and Infinity QS Vice President …

From their newly made over dais (dark wooden paneling replaced the older light-colored seating area …

"It is our privilege to serve the residents of the Town of Herndon, “ said …

Supporting Alice’s Kids in Mount Vernon

Mark Mowery Dies at 48

Week in Reston

146 Fairfax County Schools Energy Star-Certified

New Auditor General also appointed at Sept. 24 meeting

In the last year and a half, Fairfax County Public Schools have been able to reduce the energy consumption in their buildings by 15 percent. That cut down resulted in savings of $4.5 million, according to a release Sept. 25 by the school system.