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Before the Lights Went Out

Event celebrates 75th anniversary of first installment on C&O Canal National Historical Park.

About 50 hours before the entire 185-mile length of the C&O Canal National Historical closed because of the shutdown of the federal government, more than 300 people gathered at Great Falls Tavern to celebrate its beginnings 75 years earlier.

Callers Create Sense of Urgency in Scam

Local residents victimized after being told loved ones have been injured.

The scammers create a sense of urgency. They convince victims to wire money to various locations.

Lee Program Snares Grant

A freshman ethics seminar at Lee High School has helped the school earn a $10,000 award.

Lee Program Snares Grant

Helping the Community

Manna Food Center, the main food bank in Montgomery County, strives to eliminate hunger through food distribution, education and advocacy. Manna has distributed more than 43 million pounds of food to more than 2.7 million individuals.

Speaking Out for Taxpayers

At 90, Frank Medico cherishes role as watchdog.

Longtime Mount Vernon community leader and former state Del.Frank Medico is recovering from a fall that caused multiple fractures to his back, collarbone and sternum.

Appetite: 7 Dates to Circle in April

‘More Than Just Custodians’ in Alexandria?

Public school custodians object to administration’s privatization plan.

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Help Available for Victims of Domestic Violence in Montgomery County

County seeks to raise awareness.

Planners Prep for BRAC

Preliminary timeline set up for review of possible land use changes.

Planners Prep for BRAC

Preliminary timeline set up for review of possible land use changes.

Planners Prep for BRAC

Preliminary timeline set up for review of possible land use changes.

Planners Prep for BRAC

Preliminary timeline set up for review of possible land use changes.

Planners Prep for BRAC

Business Matters

A quiet stretch of Eisenhower Avenue is about to get a new lease on life — nightlife, to be exact.

Helping Students In Need

Kids R First and Reston Interfaith are set to help 13,000 students this year.

Helping Students In Need

Families, Community Advocate For Special Education Graduates

Supporters gathered at Fairfax County budget hearing on April 10.

Diana Martin, a Fairfax Station resident, was already losing sleep thinking about how she was going to balance the post-grad needs of her daughter Kenzie with her husband’s chemo and medical care. Now, she is even more concerned as funding for the programs that help special education graduates from Fairfax County Public Schools is included on a list of possible further reductions that County Executive Ed Long presented to the Board of Supervisors on March 18.

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Event celebrates 75th anniversary of first installment on C&O Canal National Historical Park.

Local residents victimized after being told loved ones have been injured.

A freshman ethics seminar at Lee High School has helped the school earn a $10,000 award.

At 90, Frank Medico cherishes role as watchdog.

Public school custodians object to administration’s privatization plan.

County seeks to raise awareness.

Preliminary timeline set up for review of possible land use changes.

Preliminary timeline set up for review of possible land use changes.

Preliminary timeline set up for review of possible land use changes.

Preliminary timeline set up for review of possible land use changes.

Kids R First and Reston Interfaith are set to help 13,000 students this year.

Supporters gathered at Fairfax County budget hearing on April 10.

The guru of Yoga in Daily Life comes to Alexandria.

Gadsby's Tavern rolls out new menu items.

Gadsby's Tavern rolls out new menu items.

Fairfax County Community Service Center opens at Tysons Corner.