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The End of an Era

After 33 years, Robinson’s Chip Rome retires.

It’s the end of an era at Robinson Secondary: Legendary Theater Director Chip Rome has retired. In 1981, he became the fourth drama teacher the school hired that year, and he more than provided stability. He spent all 33 years of his FCPS career there.

CTB OKs Funding for Roundabout

Residents opposing it say they’ll keep on fighting.

The Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) has greenlighted a plan to build a controversial roundabout to improve traffic flow at the Braddock/Pleasant Valley roads intersection by Cox Farms in Centreville. Last Wednesday, June 18, the CTB awarded a $4.178 million contract to Fort Myer Construction Corp. to do the work. Furthermore, VDOT revealed it had found surplus money to complete the necessary funding for the project whose cost has escalated from its originally anticipated $2.6 million to $5.82 million.

A Stretch to Die On

Section of Richmond Highway most dangerous to pedestrians.

A Stretch to Die On

High School Students Learn about Job Possibilities

Career fair at Chantilly High is huge success.

Jobs

Volunteer Notes

Little River Glen Stories

Seniors in Little River Glen have a chance to tell their recollections at a recent town meeting.

Little River Glen Stories

Volunteer Notes

FCPS Takes Legal Action Challenging Gov. Youngkin's Ex. Order No. 2

County School Board files suit jointly with six other boards.

Executive order

These Medics Make Water Calls

Water rescues emphasized through regular training.

These Medics Make Water Calls

Learning Never Ends

Profile

Learning Never Ends

Reflections

Solving Sprawl in Fairfax County

Area residents and panelists discuss smart growth for their neighborhoods.

Solving Sprawl in Fairfax County

A Busy Year Promises No Disappointments From MPHS

Loving Dedication

River Falls honors beloved coach Heather Joy Wilson with renovated swimming pool.

Loving Dedication

Titans Salvage Tie Against Mount Vernon in Opener

TC in search of first Patriot District title since 2008.

Frustration could have gotten the best of the T.C. Williams boys’ soccer team. After a few missed goal-scoring opportunities and disagreements with officiating, the Titans trailed 1-0 late in their season-opening match at Mount Vernon. But rather than give in, TC found a way to put one in the net and salvage a tie against a team that reached the regional quarterfinals each of the last two seasons.

TC Crew Freshman Girls Capture Silver Medal

When they began the season, the T.C. Williams girls’ freshman 8 was like any other freshman boat in the sport of rowing — unproven, untested, and unsure of how they would do. By the end of this past weekend, the TC girls’ freshman 8 was something else — one of the two best boats in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Newman Enters First Season as Langley Head Boys’ Basketball Coach

Collier, Callaghan are Saxons’ top returning athletes.

The Langley boys' basketball team will take on Stuart on Friday.

The Daily Life of a School Counselor

It’s not easy being an elementary-school counselor — especially in an ever-changing world — but Centreville Elementary’s Lee Kaiser relishes every challenge.

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