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Commentary: Closing Healthcare Gap
As the General Assembly attempts to complete work in Richmond on the $90 billion state budget, the looming obstacle to an agreement is how to close the health insurance gap or cover uninsured Virginians. There are an estimated one million uninsured adults in Virginia today or about one in every eight Virginians.
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Opinion: Independent Progressive: Lunasa Performance—a Holiday Success at RCC
Finally! 2020 is gone, barely visible in my rearview mirror.
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Volunteers
Volunteers
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Volunteers
Volunteers
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It Takes a Village
Campaign designed to end homelessness in Fairfax County.
When speaking with Kathy Albarado, one might not guess that she’d experienced periods of homelessness as an adolescent.
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Welcome to Potomac
Welcome to Potomac
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People
People
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Welcome to Potomac
Welcome to Potomac
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Health Department Prepared for Bioterrorism
Health Department Prepared for Bioterrorism
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Whitman-Walker to Remain Open
Whitman-Walker to Remain Open
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Snakehead Caught in Creek
Fish weighed and reported to Department of Natural Resources.
Snakehead Caught in Creek
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‘Dance Your Heart Out’ in February
In honor of National Heart Month, Metropolitan Fine Arts Center (MFAC) of Alexandria and Fairfax Station is featuring their “Dance Your Heart Out” campaign, offering unlimited adult dance and mind/body classes throughout February for a special price of $110.
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Straight A's
Straight A's
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Brief: Accidental Apartment Fire in Mount Vernon
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department units responded to an apartment fire, on Sept. 22, at approximately 10:05 a.m. in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County.
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Sunset Party at Tysons Plaza
Little children raced to get first-choice seats on the lawn for Andy Grammer, whose hit single “Honey, I’m Good” peaked at no. 9 on Billboard Hot 100 this summer.
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Update: Roadway Paving On Hold
VDOT to resume Georgetown Pike project with good weather.
Due to erratic weather conditions, roadwork on Georgetown Pike is moving slower than originally anticipated. The historic byway running through the village was supposed to be finished by the end of November. According to Virginia Department of Transportation Communications Representative Jennifer McCord, the exact date of completion will only be known when there is a break from threats of snow and ice.



