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Mardi Gras, Anyone?

Annual social event raises money for Chamber programs, scholarships.

Mardi Gras, Anyone?

Alexandria: Remembering the Fallen

Memorial Day ceremony honors local veterans.

Arlisa Smith was 13 years old when her older brother Johnny died while serving his country in Vietnam. On Monday, Smith returned to the Del Ray neighborhood they grew up in to see for the first time the memorial where his name is chiseled in stone beneath a gold star.

Gadson, Army Honored by Board of Supervisors

Gadson praised for strengthening relationship between Fairfax County and Fort Belvoir.

For his work in strengthening Fort Belvoir’s relationship with Fairfax County and for serving as a community leader, Colonel Gregory D. Gadson was honored with a proclamation from the Board of Supervisors as he departs Fort Belvoir on June 25.

Appetite: The People’s Drug Blends Cool and Old-School

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: New Name: Nolan Dawkins High School

I write today about the matter of renaming T. C. Williams High School.

Vienna Looking Forward to New Look

From community center to Marco Polo, change comes to Vienna.

Vienna doesn’t change much … and that’s the way the Vienna zip codes like it --- a small-town feel, family-focused. There’s not much in the way of crime unless an unlocked vehicle break-in counts. The annual Halloween parade, Oktoberfest, Church Street Stroll, and ViVa! Vienna! are traditions that don’t die.

Opinion: Independent Progressive: Police Reform in Fairfax—Four Years Later

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City Council Mulls Traffic Changes

When the City of Fairfax reconfigured Main and North Streets from one-way to two-way streets in 2006, it did so in hopes that the change would benefit the downtown area. Now, though, the City Council is revisiting that decision.

Marshall High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) advisor Rebekah Glasbrenner accepts the Volunteer …

Ann Selnick, financial analyst. Reston resident for 30 years: “The best thing about living in …

Renovation Goes to the Dogs

Clifton Gets a Traffic Cop

Fairfax High Celebrates Graduation

Commencement ceremony highlights achievements of 585 graduates.

A packed basketball gym with threatening weather looming outside made for a dramatic start to the graduating Class of 2013’s commencement ceremony at Fairfax High School Thursday, June 13.

Property Rights vs. Historic Preservation

City Council Takes On Walls and Window Wells

Model Yacht Club Docks with Hobby Sailing

High Hopes for Community Policing

New station set up in the community could bridge cultural gaps and promote understanding.