Saturday, September 29
ACCT Presents ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’
Charles Morey’s adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' novel features betrayal, obsession, and redemption.
Friday, September 28
‘For All Time, a Hero and a Patriot’
Fairfax High grad who died in Vietnam honored at Fairfax Museum.
Providence Players Present ‘Lovers and Executioners’ in Falls Church
Swashbuckling comedy filled with romance and revenge.
Fairfax Storyteller Goes National
Better Said Than Done founder slated to perform at the National Storytelling Festival.
Running Back Johnson Leads South County to Victory
Stallions beat Hayfield, snap two-game losing skid.
Thursday, September 27
Memories of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Fairfax Station Railroad Museum has special exhibit on origins of the railroad.
Chills, Thrills and Squeals of Delight in Chantilly
Westfield High presents its Haunted House and Carnival.
Blakley, Cochrane and Morgan Are Promoted at Fair Oaks and Sully Districts
All three served at local, police district stations.
Conflict over Bike Trails
Getting around Huntley Meadows Park is an obstacle to some bicyclists.
Bike trails axed from county plan in Mount Vernon area.
Wednesday, September 26
Town of Herndon Rallies in Pride
Herndon High School Homecoming Parade 2018, more than a marching band, prom court and floats.
Reston’s Gin Dance Company to Perform in New York
This is the second year in a row that Gin Dance, a modern dance company, will be performing at invitation only festival.
Giving Back to the Neighborhood
The block party had music, munchies and lederhosen.
DRP Block Party rocks.
South Lakes Volleyball Looking for Strong Second Half
Seahawks hang tough against defending state champ.
Walk to End Alzheimer’s Held in Reston
Families and friends take the first step to a world without Alzheimer's.
Obituary: Frank A. de la Fe Dies
Served as Fairfax County Planning Commissioner, Hunter Mill District.
Reston Celebrates 18th Multicultural Festival
The Naturalization Ceremony makes the Multicultural Festival especially meaningful.
‘Fall for the Book’ Festival Returns
Book festival connecting readers with national and local authors.
Climate Forum Highlights Sharp Differences
Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions hosts public forum featuring Kaine and Stewart.
Tuesday, September 25
Commentary: Expand Criminal Fine Reform
Almost one million Virginians have had their licenses suspended due to unpaid court fines and other charges.
Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Pro & Con of Amazon HQ2 Coming to Reston
Amazon’s HQ2 - Facts or Opinions
Monday, September 24
New Dominion Women’s Club Awards $14,400 to Community Groups
Beneficiaries include McLean Project for the Arts, Safe Community Coalition, Share of McLean, and Friends of Pleasant Grove.
Grange to Become ‘Heart of the Village’ Again in Great Falls
Foundation works to regain control of the Grange.
Great Falls Friends & Neighbors Club Gives Back
Money awarded to deserving local women at annual luncheon.
Charity Golf Equals Big Checks for Local Schools
Annual event continues to support elementary schools’ students.
‘Results vs. the Resistance’ or ‘Common-sense vs. Out-of-touch’ in 10th District?
Comstock and Wexton present stark choice for voters during first debate.
Not Enough Businesses in Alexandria
City’s Master Plan advances in some areas, behind pace in commercial development.
More, Smarter Transportation Capacity Needed
Population to outpace region-wide investment in transit and highway expansion.
Friday, September 21
TC Running Back Eaton a Bright Spot in Lopsided Loss
Titans lose to Robinson, will host Patriot Pioneers on Saturday.
A New Era for Affordable Housing in Alexandria
City moves from rehabilitating old apartment buildings to developing new affordable units.
Alexandria is falling behind its affordable housing goal, creating or preserving about half of the units that were anticipated five years ago. But now that that restaurant diners will be chipping in an extra $5 million a year, city officials are poised to move forward with an aggressive new slate of affordable housing development. Gone are the days when city officials could get their hands on a few 1940s garden apartments here and there to rehabilitate. These days the thinking at City Hall is developing new units as part of a grand strategy to build their way out of an affordable housing crisis.
Great Falls Home Sales: August, 2018
In August, 2018, 33 Great Falls homes sold between $1,750,000-$580,000.
Great Falls Home Sales: August, 2018
McLean Home Sales: August, 2018
In August, 2018, 115 homes sold between $3,050,000-$158,000 in the McLean and Falls Church area.
McLean Home Sales: August, 2018
Potomac Home Sales: August, 2018
In August, 2018, 54 Potomac homes sold between $3,500,000-$452,000.
Potomac Home Sales: August, 2018
Residents Weigh In On Paul VI Redevelopment in Fairfax
Say it expands housing options, but increases traffic and density.
LaPlante, Lawal Power Physical Robinson Run Game
Rams score final 31 points in win over T.C. Williams.
‘It’s Impossible for Moms and Strollers’ on Chantilly Trail
Residents weigh in on Rocky Run trail project.
Icy Treats Beat the Heat in McLean
Chesterbrook Woods neighborhood hosts fourth annual community event, “Stands in the Hood.”
Thursday, September 20
Making Freshmen Feel at Home at Madison High
The mentor program allows incoming freshmen to be mentored by an upperclassman.
Wednesday, September 19
Aslin Beer Co. Holds 3rd Anniversary Party in Herndon
Owners anticipate opening the Aslin Tasting Room on Elden Street in 6-8 months.
Herndon Downtown Site Plan Submitted
Final steps near as the Town and Comstock come closer on the sale of the property.
Hurricane Horses Find Refuge in Herndon
Collaborative initiative provides temporary homes at Frying Pan Park.
Reston’s Cornerstones Purchases Its 58th Unit
Reston Town Center to be home to a single mom and two children.
Singing Actress Got Her Start at Lake Braddock’s Les Misérables
National Anthems, fetching coffee and driving a movie star around were stepping stones for Allie Haines
Blossoming star on the stage, Allie Haines
Tiger Trot 5K Bounds Into Action on Sunday in Potomac
Connelly School of the Holy Child’s 8th annual event promotes health and wellness.
‘Sharing Our Culture’ in Potomac
Saints Peter and Paul Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church’s annual Middle Eastern Festival returns.
One-Woman Show, ‘Bon Appetit,’ at Potomac Community Center
Free performance sponsored by Potomac Community Village.
Tuesday, September 18
Editorial: Election Day in Fairfax County, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018
On Election Day, polls are open from 6 a.m.-7 p.m., Nov. 6.
Glory Days Grill Celebrates Grand Opening in Alexandria
Alexandria Commons is 15th Virginia location.
Alexandria High School Football Coaches Night Set for Sept. 19
Sportsman’s Club to honor student athletes.
Know Your City: Early Care and Education in Alexandria
A look at the ecosystem serving Alexandria’s youngest.
New Preschool Center Opens in Alexandria
ACPS’s Early Childhood Center aims to meet need, streamline pre-K.
Monday, September 17
Suicide by Officer Prompts Chief To Combat ‘Silent Epidemic’
“Consequences of the Badge” relates firsthand battles to let everyone, including public safety officers, know that it’s okay to seek help.
Navigating the Tween Years
Child development experts offer suggestions for a difficult period of development.
Turning Point Suffragist Memorial To Be Built at Occoquan Regional Park
$2 million project to be dedicated on Aug. 26, 2020.
Foundation to Honor Ellen and Jim Dyke
Raise the Region Gala will support critical needs in Northern Virginia.
A Visit to ‘August: Osage County’ in Alexandria
LTA presents drama about dysfunctional family in rural Oklahoma.
Friday, September 14
‘ART by George!’ Headlines Jazz Icons The Manhattan Transfer at GMU
The event to raise scholarship funds for George Mason University students.
Thursday, September 13
Kiddie Academy Opens in North Springfield
West Springfield alumni is running the academy with his wife.
Wednesday, September 12
‘Respond Rapidly, Engage and Neutralize the Threat’
Police, firefighters work together on active-shooter training.
New Housing Out of Reach for Most First-Time Buyers and Renters
Town of Herndon Planning Committee holds special work session focused on current inventory and future needs.
Apparent Double Murder-Suicide in Herndon
Mother who allegedly killed her two sons was an attorney who represented victims of abuse.
Helping Create Lives Free of Diabetes and Its Struggles
The American Diabetes Association 2018 Tour de Cure: NOVA in Reston, reaching team fundraising goals, one person at a time.
Reston's Forest Edge Cluster Turns 50
One of the oldest clusters in Reston set to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Is Reston's Environment Improving?
Cats, light pollution, stream sediment and educational programs discussed at ‘Assessing the Environmental Quality of a Place Called Reston.’
A ‘March Madness’ of Reading Continues in Fairfax County
Reston Regional Library part of PBS’ ‘The Great American Read.’
‘Daingerfield Island’ at Reston Bookstore
Fairfax County author and Virginia prosecutor brings book tour to Scrawl Books.
Tuesday, September 11
Opinion: Endangered Species Act Threatened
The administration launches an attempt to roll back rules set forth by the Act.
Uncovering Women Code Breakers
Arlington author describes World War II counter intelligence program.
407 Pounds of Drugs Collected in Arlington
Prescription medications find new home in county’s drug take-back boxes.
Harvest Happenings in McLean
Young children can experience seasonal delights at McLean Community Center’s festival Sept. 22
Ben & Jerry’s Finds a Home in Vienna
Opening in late September, the shop will feature a Vienna mural.
Monday, September 10
Applying Hard-Earned Lessons about Education in Alexandria
Gwendolyn Hubbard Lewis provides "Reach and Rise for Excellence."
‘It Takes a Lot of Subsidy’ in Alexandria
Sources stretch to fund forthcoming homeless shelter, affordable housing.
Density, Dollars, or Displacement in Alexandria?
Commission approves housing affordability preservation strategy.
Sunday, September 9
Saturday, September 8
Business Arises from Son’s Pain
Mount Vernon entrepreneur makes desserts a piece of cake for those with allergies.
Gary Morris is New South County Principal
Will oversee school with 2,260 students and a staff of 167.
‘La Boheme’ for Season Opening in Fairfax
Fairfax Symphony Orchestra to kick off new season Sept. 22.
’Savvy’ Sophomore Edwards Leads Lake Braddock Bruins to Victory
Lake Braddock quarterback throws five touchdown passes.
Friday, September 7
Probation, Time Served Are Given to Harrison
Student sentenced for threatening harm at Fairfax High.
Cool Cars on a Hot Day in Fairfax
The Fairfax City/Clifton Lions Club Labor Day Car Show was Monday, Sept. 3.
Helping Babies Emotionally
Great Falls medical student makes crocheted octopus dolls to comfort babies in hospitals.
Thursday, September 6
Herndon Labor Day Festival is a Hit
Patrons enjoy wine and craft beer tastings, entertainment and food and craft vendors.
What’s Really Recyclable and What’s Not
Those in the know for the Town of Herndon share information.
Reston Bike Club Holds Annual Century
1,500 registered riders take part cycling through Fairfax and Loudoun counties.
Wednesday, September 5
Police Officer Charged in Infant Daughter's Death
Suspect turns himself in; no longer employed by FCPD.
Celebrating Everything Summer in Reston
Performance by Chris Vadala with the Rick Whitehead Trio concludes the 'Summerbration' season.
Obituary: Mark C. Wilson
Mark Christopher Wilson lost his life on Aug. 9, 2018. Mark was 24 years old and grew up in Great Falls.
Tuesday, September 4
Negotiating for Expanded Mental Health Services in Arlington
County Board could ask for funding by VHC as a quid pro quo.
Au Pair Reunion in McLean
Wedding next year in Austria is next stop for the Hodge family.
Au pair reunion at the Hodges in McLean.
Funding for CR2 Clinicians Could Help Meet Community Need
CR2 Units allow some children in crisis to be cared for in their own homes.
West Potomac Wolverines Prepare for Road Opener
West Potomac opens season with victory over Briar Woods.
T.C. Williams’ Eaton Scores Six Touchdowns Against Osbourn Park
Titan running back ties school record against Yellow Jackets
‘A Knotty Problem’ in Alexandria
Testing shows persistent student achievement gaps in public schools.
‘A Singular Opportunity’ in Alexandria
Planning Commission, City Council to consider targeted housing affordability plan.
Monday, September 3
Great Falls Eagle Scouts Cycle Across America
James Ye and William Nowak take a mega challenge – bicycling across the country helped by father and son Gary and Wesley Pan.
A Night of Magic for Children Receiving Treatment
Event includes a $10,000 donation to Inova Cares Clinic for Children.
Reston Town Center Pavilion Transforms into an Urban Off-Leash Dog Park
Dog Days of Summer provides exercise and socialization for Fidos and their owners.
Super Heroes Splash and Dash in Reston
Aquathlon draws 150 participants as it raises funds for ‘Kids Helping Kids.’
Science Fiction, Fact and Fantasy Collide in GRACE Exhibit in Reston
‘Building Worlds’ features works by regional contemporary painters, sculptors, and interdisciplinary artists.
Saturday, September 1
Bad Hair Day Charms Area Audiences
The group focuses on oldies, British Invasion hits and classic rock.
FCEDA President/CEO Gerald Gordon to Retire
Gordon will take university post in South Carolina, depart at end of 2018.
Fairfax County Schools Provide New Resource for Parents, Students
FCPS Office of the Family and Student Ombudsman up and running.
Democratic Congressional Candidate Being Treated for Cancer
Trone “may miss a few days” of the campaign.
A More Challenging Course on the Potomac
Local paddlers host annual Great Falls Race and Potomac River Festival.
Helping the Needy in Montgomery County
Montgomery County Muslim Foundation provides monthly food distribution.
