"how to keep one's financial affairs in order"

“O.K. Count off your numbers.” Seth Kolker, who grew up in Arlington, organized a group …

Amidst a light drizzle on Saturday morning, a bus full of Arlingtonians and out-of-town friends …

South Lakes Secures Narrow Win Over Langley for a Second Time

It was a close and exciting game between the South Lakes Seahawks and the Langley Saxons on Thursday night.

Vienna Police Highlights Jan. 13 – Jan. 18, 2017

The following summary contains various incidents of general interest as well as vehicular crashes handled by the Town of Vienna Police Department from Jan. 13 – Jan. 18, 2017.

Week in Herndon

Man Shot Across Street From Herndon High School, Police Looking For 2 Suspects

Letter to the Editor: Protesting Vote Suppression

I am fed up with gerrymandering and other tactics politicians use to stack the votes in their favor!

Letter to the Editor: Stopping Gerrymandering in Virginia

As the new legislative year begins in Richmond, I hope more voters will join the effort to stop gerrymandering in Virginia.

Opinion: Counting on Our Reps in Congress

Sound the call to action; resist changes that are against the values and beliefs of most Virginia voters.

While most voters in the United States did not vote for Donald Trump for president, it was all the more so here in Northern Virginia.

Lynda Fanning, from Charlottesville, with her granddaughter Sophia Cann and her daughter Rebekah Cann, from …

One of the thousands of signs displayed at the Saturday’s March on Washington, D.C. The …

Fairfax City Council Mulls Location of Community Center

Three or more sites are under consideration.

For more than a year, a committee has been researching potential sites for a community center in the City of Fairfax.

Giving Back to the Community: Volunteers spruce up Fairfax group home on MLK Day.

On a day dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr.’s memory, people throughout the country honored his legacy Monday by doing various projects to help others.

Commentary: Initiatives Moving in the Legislature

Several of my bills are moving quickly in the General Assembly’s “short,” 45-day.

Mentor of The Month in Alexandria

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The Concerned Citizens Network of Alexandria (CCNA) created the "Reach and Rise for Excellence" (RARE) after-school mentoring and tutoring program for Hammond Middle School students.

Commentary: Growing the State's Economy

Last week, the 2017 Virginia General Assembly session began with a call from Governor McAuliffe for us to work across partisan divides in order to help nurture the New Virginia Economy and make the Commonwealth a place that we all want to live in.

Letter to the Editor: T.C. Williams Lights Wouldn’t Disturb Neighbors

I believe that the fighting over the lighting over T.C Williams High School’s football field is ridiculous.

Letter to the Editor: Valuable Addition to Alexandria

The proposed Alexandria Veterans Commission will be a valuable means of coordinating the many contributions veterans are making to our city.

Letter to the Editor: More Glass For Old Town Alexandria?

Several years ago, I advised the Alexandria City Council that the all-glass building at the Edmonson Plaza was totally out of place in the Old and Historic District, and that it served as a signal to use glass elsewhere in this district, specifically at the North and South Robinson Terminals.

Green: Color for Sewers and Boots in Alexandria

Bill Jones climbs into his white city truck and heads for 5375 Duke St. to respond to an emergency ticket.

On the Front Line: Alexandria deputies to serve at inauguration.

When inaugurations come around, members of the Alexandria Sheriff's Office are always on the front line.

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Three or more sites are under consideration.

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