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Value Education
How To Endorse
How To Endorse
Young Catholics React to Pope’s Death
PVI students respect man, legacy.
Young Catholics React to Pope’s Death
Walking with Washington
Robert Madison offers free walking tours every Sunday in February.
Walking with Washington
Substitute Teacher Pleads Guilty
Substitute teacher faces 20 years for sex with 14-year-old student.
Substitute Teacher Pleads Guilty
Family Fun At Mount Vernon
Family Fun At Mount Vernon
Forum on Teen Substance Abuse at MHS
President of MADD to talk on teen drunk drivers.
Forum on Teen Substance Abuse at MHS
Forum on Teen Substance Abuse at MHS
President of MADD to talk on teen drunk drivers.
Forum on Teen Substance Abuse at MHS
Marking a Milestone
Marking a Milestone
Randall Files for Broad Run Seat
Lansdowne-based Democrat hopes to deal with unaddressed issues in the county.
Randall Files for Broad Run Seat
Director Maurice Hines Returns To the Scene
It isn’t often that an out-of-town director has the opportunity to return to a show in a regional theatre and see how it has grown, evolved, and progressed since opening night. But Maurice Hines, director and choreographer of MetroStage’s world premiere production of "Josephine Tonight" did just that recently. He returned to Alexandria with his associate director Mel Johnson Jr. to surprise the cast and see what his work looked like four weeks later. One of the exciting things about live theatre is that it is going to be slightly different every night. Actors can grow in their roles, further understand and develop their characters, and simply inhabit the stage with their fellow actors more comfortably over time.
John Marshall Bank Comes to Reston
Corporate Headquarters, new branch opens.
Reston welcomed the latest addition to its business community Thursday, March 15 with the grand opening of the John Marshall Bank branch and headquarters. Members of local chambers of commerce as well as several elected officials were in attendance.
Column: Soulless Ant Colony
That is what a reporter for Norfolk’s Virginian Pilot called Reston in a column recently.
Volunteer Fire Department Celebrates 70 Years
New firehouse hosts anniversary celebration.
Milburn Sanders, 90, joined the Great Falls Volunteer Fire Department (then known as the Forestville Fire Department) seven days after it opened on May 5, 1952. Seventy years later, he was part of the celebration at a new building, with generations of volunteer and career firefighters that came after him.
Column: History Repeating Itself
This week I complete teaching a six-week course for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at George Mason University on "highlights of Virginia’s history." I have been meeting with more than 80 students at the JoAnne Rose Gallery in Reston.
Week in Herndon
News in Herndon.
Tax Holiday This Weekend Exempts School Supplies
Annual event assists customers and businesses.
A sharp new wardrobe, a perfect notebook, and a new school year go hand in hand. Back-to-school shopping is a yearly tradition for students and parents, and this weekend marks the seventh year of Virginia’s school supply tax holiday.
A Life-changing Experience in Ghana
I recently got back from the most life-changing experience of my short 21 years. Yendi, Ghana is a beautiful place on the West Coast of Africa that is so completely different from our delightful home in Springfield. As I traveled out of the United States for the first time in my life, I had no idea what to expect. I knew I was going to bring them the gift of mosquito nets, but I was not expecting the gift I was about to receive.
Letter to the Editor: Unnecessary Legal Expense
Hooray for whistleblowers at City Hall! They point out how our taxpayer money can be protected/used more effectively.