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Wakefield High School: Hard Work and Proud Parents

Doug Johnson struggled to explain what it feels like to be a father watching his daughter graduate.

Arlington: The More Things Change at H-B Woodlawn ...

A new principal at H-B embraces an old school tradition.

H-B Woodlawn is a little different.

Arlington: Washington-Lee Graduates Say They’re Ready for the Future

Appreciative of what they learned.

Despite humidity and the looming chance of thunderstorms, members of Washington-Lee’s graduating class received their diplomas at Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. on the morning of June 23.

Herndon’s Gary Hall Resigns as Boys’ Basketball Head Coach

Former players’ remember Hornet legend.

For those around the Herndon Hornet’s athletic department, in the next few weeks and months they might feel like something’s missing.

Arlington: Two Named Hispanic Teachers of the Year

Claudia Delgadillo, a first grade teacher at Claremont Immersion School, and Lilliana Maldonado-Mendez, a Spanish teacher at Washington-Lee High School, were honored with the Victoria D. de Sanchez Hispanic Teacher of the Year Award from the Hispanic Youth Foundation of Northern Virginia.

Column: Continuing Together as One Arlington

Commentary

The following is a statement issued last week from the Arlington County Board concerning immigration.

Oakton: A Joyful Occasion Despite Heavy Storms

Members of Oakton graduating class of 2016 celebrate at the EagleBank Arena.

Vienna Hawks Finish a Perfect Season

Fifth and sixth graders smothered competition throughout lacrosse season.

McLean and Vienna: Marshall High Bids Farewell To Class of 2016

Spencer Gilbert and Megan Kenny receive the Statesman Award.

McLean: Cleaning Up History of Hickory Hill

McLean historian Carole Herrick hits the bookshelves again with biography of Hickory Hill and its famous inhabitants.

Week in Great Falls

Weekly happenings in Great Falls.

Celebrate Great Falls Foundation Supports Local Schools

After efforts from parents, teachers, students and community sponsors, the Celebrate Great Falls Foundation was able to present a check donation of $28,000 to be distributed between Great Falls Elementary, Colvin Run Elementary and Forestville Elementary.

Letter: Celebrating July Fourth in Great Falls

To the Editor

Great Falls residents are lucky to have lots of home-grown things to do on Independence Day.

Great Falls Library Launches Adult Summer Reading Program

“Why let kids have all the fun?” said James Cullen, assistant branch manager of the Great Falls Library.

Great Falls: Delays Pave Path for Approval

After months of revisions, tweaks, negotiations, proffer and planning changes, commission approves 19 houses on Brooks Farm.

The vast majority of what Kabat has found within one foot from the earth’s surface, …

Cooling Off at Great Falls Creamery

Family-owned and family-run shop features 22 different ice cream flavors.

Online Classes Offer Flexible Options for Earning Credentials Outside the Classroom

Interested in learning to landscape your yard using sustainable practices?

Tips for Memorable Family Vacations

As summer gets underway, vacation-bound families are packing their bags and heading out of town. Vacations often fly by — months of planning and anticipating can be over in the blink of an eye. With a little advanced planning and forethought, however, even a quick weekend trip or a visit to relatives can become meaningful and memorable.

Mount Vernon: Bryant Sends Off More than 60 Seniors

More than 60 students walked down the aisle with cap, gown and golden tassel during the June 16 commencement ceremony at Bryant Alternative High School.

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A new principal at H-B embraces an old school tradition.

Appreciative of what they learned.

Former players’ remember Hornet legend.

Commentary

To the Editor