Friday, June 30
Bring in the A-Team
City-schools capital planning task force begins deliberations.
City-schools capital planning task force begins deliberations.
Preparing Students for a Fluid World
Public schools provide integrated learning opportunities.
TC Williams Career and Technical Education
Thursday, June 29
A Musical About Fairfax History at Lorton Stage
Playwright Alex Bulova's “The Complete History of Fairfax: The Musical,” comes to Workhouse July 13-15.
The Netcasters Rise Hope in Springfield-Burke Area Churches
Musicians provide worship music to small congregations.
H.U.M.A.N.S the Musical Makes its Debut
Eighth graders at Robinson Secondary perform musical by Johnathan Newport and Colton Carroll.
Robinson Eighth Graders Produce Musical
Talk with Children about Social Media Dangers
social media dangers
Reject Hate
Bipartisan friendship in wake of political violence in Alexandria.
Bipartisan friendship in wake of political violence in Alexandria.
Wednesday, June 28
Celebrating Independence Day in Style in Fairfax City
Parade, superheroes, fireworks: Fairfax City’s Fourth of July.
Summertime Theater Fun in McLean
McLean Community Players presents “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.”
Opposition Against Crumb Rubber Grows in Great Falls
Mother: Turf field would tarnish teen’s legacy.
The Great Falls Farmers Market: The Value of Shopping Local
On the occasion of Independence Day, it is important to honor independent local small businesses.
House Paint and Risk Takers at McLean Project for the Arts
The McLean Project for the Arts show Strictly Painting opens at new venue.
Marshall High Student’s Play to Premiere at Capital Fringe Festival
Emma Choi started writing plays on a serious note in the eighth grade.
Herndon Football Coach is a Master Trainer
Jeremiah Davis named one of 19 football leaders from 15 states in USA Football's Heads Up Football Program.
How to Ease Braddock Road Congestion?
Transit, biking and intersection changes discussed.
Braddock Road traffic plan
Great Falls Teen Wins Golf College Prep Series
Kelly Chinn hopes to play golf in college and one day compete in the PGA tour.
Great Falls Teen Wins Golf College Prep Series
Madison High Mourns the Loss of the Coach
Football coach Lenny Schultz was killed in a traffic accident on the Beltway.
Madison High Mourns the Loss of the Coach
One-of-a Kind Artistry Comes to 1st Stage
The Logan Festival of Solo Performance, July 6-16.
The Logan Festival of Solo Performance, July 6-16.
Principal to Mountain View High Graduates: ‘Go Change the World’
Mountain View High holds spring commencement.
Crime
Crime
Roundups: Centreville and Chantilly
Roundups
Take Precautions for Summer Temperatures
Take Precautions for Summer Temperatures
Bill To Expand Off-leash Sites
Bill To Expand Off-leash Sites
Tuesday, June 27
Opinion: Editorial: Killing the Poor to Pay Millionaires
Even employer provided insurance would suffer; coverage caps and exclusions of pre-existing conditions could return.
Independence Day Celebrations
Coming attractions for July 4 Celebrations
Independence Day Celebrations
Monday, June 26
Appetite: Four Beers to Enjoy All Summer Long
Look for the fifth annual release of Port City Brewing’s Derecho at the end of the month.
Friday, June 23
Community Grows Frustrated with Metro
Hearing brings WMATA board members and Metro riders together.
Community Grows Frustrated with Metro
What's Happening in Alexandria
Entertainment Calendar Through June 30
Alexandria Entertainment Calendar Through June 30
Reaffirming ‘Our Home’
In wake of attacks, community celebrates reopening of Simpson Field.
Take Back Simpson Park
‘Unusual Bravery’
Tales of valor emerge one week after Alexandria shooting.
Tales of valor emerge one week after Alexandria shooting.
Thursday, June 22
Madison High School Student Speaker Highlights ‘Courage of Conviction’
475 graduates in the class of 2017
Saying Goodbye to Oakton High
The class of 2017 had 188 honor graduates, more than any previous Oakton High School class.
South County Graduates Recognized as ‘Leadership of the Now’
The graduating 2017 class includes 75 honor graduates.
Woodson Graduates State Champions
Boys’ basketball, lacrosse win state titles; 2017 class receives more Ivy League acceptances than previous three classes combined.
Lee Graduates Reminded of Purpose in Life
Robert E. Lee high school seniors graduate at Eagle Bank Arena.
Hats Off to Centreville’s Class of 2017
Centreville High School sends off its senior class at the Eaglebank Arena on June 16.
Four-Term Incumbent LeMunyon to Face Former Republican
Karrie Delaney registered as a Republican after being appointed to local government in Florida.
Karrie Delaney knows a thing or two about Republican politics. Back in 2004, she was appointed as a Republican to the West Melbourne City Council in Florida. But she lost the election that year after she voted higher taxes. Now she’s running as a Democrat against four-term incumbent Del. Jim LeMunyon (R-67).
West Springfield Graduates Remain ‘Spartan Strong’
The class of 2017 is the school’s 50th graduating class.
West Springfield Graduation
‘Soar as an Eagle,’ Edison Graduates Told
Thomas A. Edison’s student body represents 50 different countries and 40 different languages.
Edison High School Graduation
Once-Hidden Life Gets a Fresh Start
Former Mayor Scott Silverthorne shares his story.
Former Mayor Scott Silverthorne shares his story.
Fairfax High: ‘Remember to Dream of Something Better’
Fairfax High Class of 2017 graduates.
Fairfax High Graduation
‘Some of the Finest Rams’ Sent into the World
Robinson Secondary graduates reminded on power of positive attitude.
Robinson Secondary Graduation.
Scholarships as Building Blocks
Lee-Mount Vernon Chamber awards local students.
Mount Vernon scholarships awarded.
‘From Dawn to Dusk’ Exhibition Opens at Vienna Arts Center
Photographer Julie Cochran artist of the month.
Vienna artist.
Wednesday, June 21
Graduation 2017: Westfield High Graduates 610 Students
16th Commencement Ceremony held at Eagle Bank Arena at George Mason University.
Viewpoints: Langley Graduates Discuss Where They see Themselves in 5 Years
Photos and interviews by Maggie Giordano
County Supervisors Meet Vienna Town Council
Tysons athletic fields, I-66 widening, renovation of Patrick Henry Library and Capital Improvement Projects discussed.
‘Most Patient Man on Television’ Gives Guidance To McLean Graduates
Out of the 480 graduates receiving their diplomas at the commencement, 128 graduated with honors.
McLean High School Graduation
McLean Student Story Featured on Public TV Website
James Fishman on public TV
Viewpoints: Herndon High Graduates Reflect on Years Past, Years Ahead
Photos and interviews by Mercia Hobson
Hornet Pride Highlights Herndon High Graduation
Hard work pays off as opportunity awaits the Class of 2017.
Opinion: Editorial: Losing One of Our Own
Worst fear of any parent of a teenager: losing a child to violence.
Police to Conduct
Police to Conduct
Marymount Honors Members of Graduating Class at Recognition Day
Marymount Honors Members of Graduating Class at Recognition Day
County, Army Land Exchange Effort Ends
County, Army Land Exchange Effort Ends
Murder of Reston Teen: ‘A Deadly Case of Road Rage’
No evidence of hate crime; investigation continues.
Murder of Reston Teen
County Reaffirms Commitment to Climate Action
County Reaffirms Commitment to Climate Action
New ART and STAR Fares
New ART and STAR Fares
“Flourishing After 55”
“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington Office of Senior Adult Programs for June 25-30.
“Flourishing After 55”
Letter to the Editor: Pre-trip Vehicle Safety Check
Letter to the Editor: Pre-trip Vehicle Safety Check
SafeTrack Affects Metro Stations
SafeTrack Affects Metro Stations
Recreation Earns Achievement Awards
Recreation Earns Achievement Awards
Council Changes Ride On Fares
Council Changes Ride On Fares
Tuesday, June 20
Join Autism Speaks 5K Fundraiser in Potomac
17th annual race and fun walk starts and ends at Potomac Library.
Petition Supports Zoning Text Amendment
Nearby citizens groups continue opposition to construction of second structure at Old Anglers Inn.
Hybrid or Half-Measure in Arlington?
Arlington Public Schools looks to hybrid options for capacity needs, but local parents say it’s time for new high school.
House Paint and Risk Takers at McLean Project for the Arts
Area artists exhibit at "Strictly Painting 11."
Monday, June 19
Alexandria Dysfunction Busters?
City manager appoints politically impartial city-schools capital planning task force.
Downward Trajectory of Alexandria Public Housing
Council and ARHA reexamining joint approach to redevelopment.
Friday, June 16
Vienna, Oakton Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 158 homes sold between $1,765,000-$186,000 in the Vienna and Oakton area.
Vienna, Oakton Home Sales: May, 2017
Springfield Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 231 Springfield homes sold between $977,000-$178,000.
Springfield Home Sales: May, 2017
Reston Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 147 Reston homes sold between $1,700,000-$115,000.
Reston Home Sales: May, 2017
Mount Vernon Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 172 homes sold between $1,260,200-$110,000 in the Mount Vernon area.
Mount Vernon Home Sales: May, 2017
Oak Hill and Herndon Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 120 homes sold between $1,300,000-$169,900 in the Oak Hill and Herndon area.
Oak Hill and Herndon Home Sales: May, 2017
Fairfax Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 133 Fairfax homes sold between $1,367,500-$165,900.
Fairfax Home Sales: May, 2017
Chantilly Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 31 homes sold between $1,018,000-$72,000 in the Chantilly area.
Chantilly Home Sales: May, 2017
Clifton, Fairfax Station and Lorton Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 125 homes sold between $1,440,000-$202,500 in the Clifton, Fairfax Station and Lorton area.
Clifton, Fairfax Station and Lorton Home Sales: May, 2017
Centreville Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 128 Centreville homes sold between $1,160,000-$188,900.
Centreville Home Sales: May, 2017
Burke Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 78 Burke homes sold between $1,175,000-$150,000.
Burke Home Sales: May, 2017
Arlington Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 366 Arlington homes sold between $2,400,000-$50,000.
Arlington Home Sales: May, 2017
Alexandria Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 283 Alexandria homes sold between $1,842,500-$105,000.
Alexandria Home Sales: May, 2017
Great Falls Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 22 Great Falls homes sold between $2,475,000-$550,000.
Great Falls Home Sales: May, 2017
McLean Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 141 homes sold between $4,127,907-$170,000 in the McLean and Falls Church area.
McLean Home Sales: May, 2017
Potomac Home Sales: May, 2017
In May, 2017, 64 Potomac homes sold between $6,100,000-$525,000.
Potomac Home Sales: May, 2017
Poetry Conversations: A New Poetic Voice in Alexandria
Yahney-Marie Bostick Sangare of Charles Barrett Elementary.
Thursday, June 15
‘I Moved Here and It’s Been Life-Changing’
Special financing arrangement makes workforce housing a reality.
Making Sandwiches in Springfield for Martha’s Table
Sydenstricker United Methodist community comes together to help less fortunate.
Art in Support of Night of Magic 2017
Funds raised will benefit critically ill patients receiving care at INOVA Children's Hospital.
Northwest Credit Union Art Auction
Herndon Native Produces Feature Length Film
Screening Premiere held; Brian Rose makes film on a near zero dollar budget.
Herndon native produces film
Wednesday, June 14
Virginia Republicans Play Establishment Card
Close primary campaigns for governor and lieutenant governor send GOP candidates to November ballot.
Virginia Democrats Play the Long Game
Voters choose candidates who have been planning their campaign for years rather than upstarts newly energized against Trump.
Albo Retirement Prompts Hotly Contested Virginia House Race
Democrat Kathy Tran to face Republican Lolita Mancheno-Smoak.
Generation Code Opening in Vienna
Community celebrates the new coding and robotics lab.
Generation Code opens
GOP Congressmen, Staff Targeted in Alexandria Shooting
Five wounded at Simpson Stadium Park.
A Republican baseball practice in Alexandria, preparing for the traditional congressional baseball game, turned into a scene of violence as a shooter injured several on the scene including Majority Whip Steve Scalise.
Design Of Route 7 Widening Endorsed By Board of Supervisors
Supervisors Endorse Route 7 Widening Design
Great Falls Soccer Club Hosts Family Fun Day
The club raises money for Nike Turf Field.
Great Falls Soccer
Apply for Citizen’s Police Academy
Apply for Citizen’s Police Academy
“Flourishing After 55”
“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington Office of Senior Adult Programs for June 19-24.
“Flourishing After 55”
Crime Report
Crime Report
Crime Report
Crime Report
Crime Report
Crime Report
Centreville Immigration Forum Named ‘One of the Best’ Nonprofits
Centreville Immigration Forum Named ‘One of the Best’ Nonprofits
Tuesday, June 13
Opening the Door to Affordable Housing
Ribbon cutting celebrates the opening of the Residences at Government Center.
Festival Highlights KEEN’s Accomplishments
Organization for people with special needs celebrating 25 years.
Taking Pride in the C&O Canal
Volunteers spend Saturday weeding, repairing, painting, planting around Great Falls Tavern.
Monday, June 12
Friday, June 9
Soccer Family Fun Day
Benefit the Nike 7 Turf Fund
Great Falls Soccer Day to benefit the Nike 7 Turf Fund
Thursday, June 8
Burke Road Project Raises Speeding Concerns
The concern for speeding drivers overshadows the design plan’s original purpose.
The ‘Nice-Nasty Town’
Racism — subtle and not — in Alexandria.
The ‘Nice-Nasty Town:’ Racism in Alexandria
Kingstowne Market: Small in Size, Big in Taste
Vendors bring their own flavor to the market.
Vendors bring their own flavor to the Kingstowne Farmer's market.
Cardboard Boat Regatta Still a Hit at Springfield Days
Cardboard Boat Regatta Still a Hit at Springfield Days
Bridging Citizen-Police Concerns
Public safety meeting explains changes.
Public safety meeting in Mount Vernon.
Wednesday, June 7
Three Republicans Running for Virginia Governor Offer Dueling Tax Plans
Cut taxes or raise taxes? GOP primary debate offers an unusual array of options.
Democratic Candidates for Virginia Governor Run to the Left
Two candidates try to ignore moderate records and repackage themselves as hardcore progressives.
Diverse Field Seeks to Unseat LeMunyon in 67th Race
Three Democrats with similar views, divergent experience.
Three Republicans Vie for Virginia Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Two state senators and a delegate hope to snag bid to preside over Senate sessions.
Three Democrats Vying for Virginia Lieutenant Governor
Two former prosecutors and veteran political operative on ballot.
Call to Prevent Teen Sex Trafficking
Walk/Run for Freedom raises awareness of teen sex trafficking in Northern Virginia.
Opinion: A Meal Among Neighbors
American Turkish Friendship Association and County dine together for Ramadan.
Vienna Firefighter Receives Senior Firefighter Shield
Vienna Firefighter Receives Senior Firefighter Shield
‘Ma Rainey’ Comes to Tysons
1st Stage present ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.’
1st Stage present ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.’
Boylan Named Chamber President
Boylan Named Chamber President
Crime Report
Crime Report
“Flourishing After 55”
“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington Office of Senior Adult Programs for June 12-17.
“Flourishing After 55”
Tuesday, June 6
Opinion: Editorial: Vote On or Before June 13 in Fairfax County
In-person absentee voting continues through June 10.
Opinion: Editorial: Vote On or Before June 13 in Arlington
In-person absentee voting continues through June 10.
Opinion: Editorial: Vote On or Before June 13 in Alexandria
In-person absentee voting continues through June 10.
‘Education Is a Bridge to a Better Life’
Bridge near Wootton High School named for former principal.
Busing 2.0 in Arlington?
Accusations of racial microaggressions in Options and Transfers Policy discussion.
Monday, June 5
Students Speak Out about Hate in Their Schools
“A Space for All: A Conversation about Ending Prejudice in our Schools” forum held at the Temple Rodef Shalom.
Smoothie Bar Comes to Oak Marr
Smoothie-Licious opens at the RECenter, serving healthy nutrition to the Oakton community.
Little Theatre of Alexandria Presents "Red, White, and Tuna"
A return to the Tuna, Texas franchise where actors play multiple comedic roles.
War Stories in Alexandria
Post 24 gathers at Alexandria’s National Cemetery to honor fallen comrades.
Thursday, June 1
Fairfax Symphony Launches New Series
‘FSO Presents’ features guest artists and ensembles in venues throughout Fairfax County.
Fresh Ingredients for Fresh Food in Burke
The Burke Farmers Market does more than offer the basic fruits and vegetables to visiting shoppers.
High School Students Win Technology+Arts Award
Digital Art was the name of the game for creative students.
Feeling Welcome at Vienna Farmers Market
Market proceeds benefit youth in the Greater Vienna region.
Ellis Tells Inmates: ‘Don't Be Afraid to Change’
If you mess up, there's a brand new box.
Message while being in jail
Sticker Shock
Initial cost estimates for Old Town’s sewer replacement come in.
Initial cost estimates for Old Town’s sewer replacement come in.
‘Emotional Journey and Exciting New Show’
Encore presents “That’s Life” at NOVA.
Encore presents “That’s Life” at NOVA.
From Paul VI High To Surrey, England
Gabbi Nieves named to U.S. 2017 World Cup lacrosse team.
Gabbi Nieves named to U.S. 2017 World Cup lacrosse team.
Buying Fresh at Government Center
Government Center Farmers Market, Thursdays 3-7 p.m., attracts neighbors coming from work.
Buying Fresh at Government Center Farmers Market
Ride of the Patriots in Fairfax
Thousands of motorcyclists meet at Patriot Harley-Davidson on Memorial Day weekend.
Motorcycles ride in Fairfax
Community Rallies Around Pool Renovations
New pool facilities bring out sense of community.
Stratford pool renovations ready for summer