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Getting to Know…

Rev. James Hudgins

Getting to Know…

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A Stronger Family in 14 Weeks

A Stronger Family in 14 Weeks

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The Great School Divide

Issues surrounding Seven Locks Elementary, future Kendale School remain contentious.

The Great School Divide

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A Positive Spin for AD/HD

Ashburn's first summer camp devoted to children with AD/HD focuses on each child's strengths.

A Positive Spin for AD/HD

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Alliance Theatre presents ‘Grease.’

It’s high school 1959, and the students at Rydell High are busy with their classes, music and love lives. And with a rockin’ beat underscoring the story, the audience will see the blossoming romance of tough guy Danny and nice girl Sandy.

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Don’t Ever Give Up — Ever

Principal offers advice to graduating seniors.

Before Mountain View’s graduating seniors received their diplomas last week, Principal Dave Jagels shared some words of wisdom with them.

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Reston BioBlitz 2018 Goes Down in History

BioBlitz documents as many plant and animal species as possible and finds threatened conservation species in Reston.

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Being Black in Northern Virginia

A group of black business owners and lawmakers discuss issues facing blacks living in Northern Virginia.

On a quiet Thursday evening, residents from as far as Manassas came to hear about the issues facing blacks living in Northern Virginia.

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Weaving Community and Lifelong Learning

Great Falls Library brings threads together.

Concerns about the strength and condition of “the fabric of our society” abound, but how is that fabric woven in the first instance, and how is it used and enjoyed and rewoven into the modern tapestry of community? Spend just one day (or two) with the librarians, volunteers and patrons of the Fairfax County Public Library in Great Falls and you will see. The library opens its doors on Wednesday at 10 a.m.

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‘For One Show, It’s All about the Dancers’ in Fairfax City

The Fairfax Academy presents ‘A Chorus Line.’

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Scholarships and Contests

Scholarships and Contests

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Business Notes

Business Notes

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Business, Dec. 3-9

Business, Dec. 3-9

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School Board Reviews Building Plans

School Board Reviews Building Plans

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Business Notes

Business Notes

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Community Notes

Community Notes

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Camps and Schools Notes

Camps and Schools Notes

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LBSS Scholar Awarded

Local students receive $10,000 scholarships.

LBSS Scholar Awarded

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State and Local Leaders Clash Over Responsibility of Secondary Roads

State responsibility of secondary roads dates to Great Depression.

Who is responsible for fixing potholes on Fairfax County roads? State leaders in Richmond want to hand over control to transportation officials at the Fairfax County Government Center. But Chairwoman Sharon Bulova is joining with leaders in Loudoun County and Prince William County to oppose the move.

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Local Mom Wins $2,529 for Twins’ Education

A local mother of 16-year-old twins has won $2,529 for her children’s college education from the Virginia529 College Savings Plan (Virginia529). Diane Alejandro of Fairfax received the prize for entering Virginia529’s “Turning Dreams into Reality” contest that was part of September’s College Savings Month celebrations.