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West Springfield On the Brink
The amendment that would add 160 students to West Springfield High's attendance goes before the School Board Thursday.
West Springfield On the Brink
Around Town
Around Town
Churches and Taverns Become Military Hospitals
Churches and Taverns Become Military Hospitals
Less Dense, Less Dense, Less Dense
APR task force recommends lower density three times.
Less Dense, Less Dense, Less Dense
Around Town
Around Town
West Springfield On the Brink
The amendment that would add 160 students to West Springfield High's attendance goes before the School Board Thursday.
West Springfield On the Brink
Around Town
Around Town
Two Takes On Nature
Great Falls Studios ‘Perceptions of Nature’ exhibit features works of local painter Linda Jones and local photographer Dee Leggett.
Two Takes On Nature
A Crash, Then Questions
A late-night car crash in southeast Washington kills two Alexandria women.
A Crash, Then Questions
Week in Springfield
Week in Springfield
West Springfield On the Brink
The amendment that would add 160 students to West Springfield High's attendance goes before the School Board Thursday.
West Springfield On the Brink
Two Takes On Nature
Great Falls Studios ‘Perceptions of Nature’ exhibit features works of local painter Linda Jones and local photographer Dee Leggett.
Two Takes On Nature
Calendar (Burke/Fairfax/Lorton/Springfield)
July 19-26.
Entertainment in Burke/Fairfax/Lorton/Springfield.
Centre View Business Notes 7/18/12
Centre View Business Notes
Viewpoints: Schools Ready for New Beginning
Principals set goals for the new school year.
Principals set goals for the new school year.
Q and A: T.C. Williams Grad Moss Headed to Coastal Carolina
After two seasons of high school football, Moss earned a full scholarship.
‘Politics Is Nasty Stuff — It’s All Messed Up’
Teens’ impressions of the current election.
Students at Rocky Run Middle School aren’t old enough to vote, but that doesn’t mean they didn’t have opinions about Virginia’s election. And the eighth-graders even participated last Thursday-Friday, Oct. 31-Nov. 1, in a mock election at their school.
Celebrating Arts in Herndon
ArtSpace Herndon hosts 5th annual Paint Herndon.
“Over 325 people attended the ArtSpace Herndon annual Paint Herndon,” said Robin Carroll. A former director of ArtSpace Herndon, Carroll helped organize this year’s Paint Herndon event, an annual birthday of the ArtSpace Herndon. Held this year on Saturday, Sept. 21, all scheduled activities went on as planned as rain held off until the reception and award ceremony. The cornerstone of the event is the painting competition, which is designed in the spirit of a “day painting” competition and challenges artists to create works of art in a short period of time. “The art was amazing,” said Emmanuelle Marie Carnogursky. A resident of Herndon, Carnogursky also participated in the painting competition, submitting three finished oil paintings. “I have been painting with oil since the age of 14 … I got right to painting as soon as I had my canvas stamped, it was a lot of fun.” Two other big activities at the ArtSpace Herndon event were the VW “Doodle Bug” and the animals available for adoption from Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation. The Doodle Bug, a Volkswagen Beetle wrapped in white vinyl to enable a dry-erase canvas, was on display at ArtSpace Herndon for guests to demonstrate their artistic talent on the car. Volkswagen of America has an office in Herndon, and staff from their office drove the vehicle to ArtSpace Herndon.