"how to keep one's financial affairs in order" | Search

All results / Stories

Tease photo

Alexandria Appetite: Three Spots for a Cozy Sunday Brunch

As autumn takes hold and the air gets chillier, warm up with these hearty brunch options.

By now, it’s no secret: Alexandrians love a good Sunday brunch. Whether it’s eggs Benedict, French toast, a hearty sandwich, or a good mimosa, a quick look around proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that brunch is a popular activity citywide.

Keeping Resolutions

Realistic goals and specific plans among keys to success.

Keeping Resolutions

Where A Purchase Is More Than A Purchase

Business Profile

Where A Purchase Is More Than A Purchase

Businesses Say 'No' to Marriage Amendment

Some business leaders fear the constitutional amendment would jeopardize

Businesses Say 'No' to Marriage Amendment

Tease photo

Franconia: Police Investigating Use of Taser

Follow-up report justifies the “less-lethal force option” as lawful deployment.

Fairfax County Police Internal Affairs officials are investigating the use of an “electronic control weapon,” or taser, by an officer on a suspect that took place in Franconia on Sept. 24. A short cell phone video of an officer forcing the suspect to the ground in front of a police cruiser surfaced after the incident, prompting a release from police Chief Edwin Roessler that Internal Affairs would investigate the event.

Tease photo

Could Fairfax County End Veteran Homelessness in 2015?

Chairman Bulova, Fairfax County take on national Mayors Challenge.

The transition from serving in the armed forces to civilian life is often not simple. While in Fairfax County there are more than 12,000 veteran-owned businesses, indicating a significant measure of success, for others the path is far more difficult.

Letter: Not ‘Holding the Line’

Letter to the Editor

Here we are a mere two weeks away from the election for the 10th Congressional District and the mainstream press is reliably ignoring John Foust’s long tax hiking record. Since being a Supervisor in Fairfax County, John Foust has voted for every single tax hike presented to him.

Letter: How I Got My Dog

We had been looking for a new dog for close to 10 years—I would occasionally stop at the animal shelter or at a rescue group set-up—but I really didn't know how to pick out a dog, so I just didn't. Our previous dogs had basically just fallen into our laps by differing circumstances.

Lynn Terhar, School Board At-Large

Lynn Terhar, School Board At-Large

Letter to the Editor: McLean Moms Demand Action Against Gun Violence

This past weekend our quiet McLean community received the awful news of the murder-suicide of the Chen-Zhou family.

Letter to the Editor: Don’t Compare Bikeshare to Mass Transit

In last week’s edition of this newspaper there was an article featuring Capital Bikeshare and it’s expansion issues. As part of this examination a lengthy comparison was made to public transportation and its financial dynamics, especially the role of public subsidies.

How High is Too High?

Tax rates to dominate council hearings with proposed budget increasing by 21.5 %

How High is Too High?

How High is Too High?

Tax rates to dominate council hearings with proposed budget increasing by 21.5 %

How High is Too High?

Stick with Peanut Butter and Jelly

Food safety professionals demonstrate safe food-handling procedures to remind children, parents how to pack a safe bagged lunch.

Stick with Peanut Butter and Jelly

Stick with Peanut Butter and Jelly

Food safety professionals demonstrate safe food-handling procedures to remind children, parents how to pack a safe bagged lunch.

Stick with Peanut Butter and Jelly

Alexandria Letter: Calling Their Bluff

Letter to the Editor

Many years ago, an extended family member was killed in the course of a hotel robbery while she was on vacation in Florida. So, I am in the universe of people who want to see fewer guns available for criminals to access. Unfortunately, the National Rifle Association (a.k.a. NRA) doesn’t agree.

Purvis Dawson, Mount Vernon District Supervisor

Purvis Dawson, Mount Vernon District Supervisor

Tease photo

Public Information Comes at a Price in Arlington

Billing system includes $30 charge for six-line summary of secret investigation.

Want a booking photo in a high profile case? Prepare to pay $24.

Charitable Endeavors

Local men chair committee to recognize politicians who work for cancer research.

Charitable Endeavors