Friday, December 29
Wednesday, December 27
Saturday, December 23
Friday, December 22
Thursday, December 21
Remembering a Piece of Alexandria Black History
Special recognition of George Washington Parker.
Special recognition of George Washington Parker.
Pastor, Wife Convicted of Fraud
Pastor and wife convicted
Wednesday, December 20
Vienna Physician Receives ‘Excellence in Service’ Award
Dhiraj Jagasia, M.D. leads the development of a “Pain Passport” for non-narcotic pain control options.
Commentary: A Year in Review: 2017 in Dranesville
Supervisor reflects on major developments this year.
Recount Concludes, Reaffirming Hugo Election Victory
With the Virginia House of Delegates at 51-49 Republicans over Democrats, recounts are closely watched
New Appointments to Fairfax County Planning Commission
Four new members named; one vacancy remains in Sully.
Holiday on Ice
Tysons Corner ice skating attracts people from all over the area.
Ice Skating in Tysons
Wishes Come True Year Around
Wish List Project in Great Falls continues to grow.
Wishes for the holiday
Unbuilt Baseball Diamonds Get New Venue
Baseball fields
A Few Characters in Burke's History
Chip and LaVerne Carson give talk at Burke Historical Society meeting.
Burke history
Tuesday, December 19
Editorial: Merry Christmas
“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
‘Pop Up Tea Shop’ Opens in Herndon
A portion of every purchase made at Elden Street Tea Shop goes to charity.
Holiday Fun on Ice in Reston
Ice skating rink at Reston Town Center attracts residents from throughout area.
’Tis the Season for the “Dress Up Herndon” Contest
Herndon ablaze with outdoor light displays; contest winners named.
Monday, December 18
McLean Home Sales: November, 2017
In November, 2017, 90 homes sold between $5,200,000-$180,000 in the McLean and Falls Church area.
McLean Home Sales: November, 2017
Great Falls Home Sales: November, 2017
In November, 2017, 28 Great Falls homes sold between $1,860,000-$571,400.
Great Falls Home Sales: November, 2017
Potomac Home Sales: November, 2017
In November, 2017, 58 Potomac homes sold between $4,800,000-$485,000.
Potomac Home Sales: November, 2017
The Trade-Off in Arlington
Housing Conservation District approved despite concerns about lack of public communications.
Senior Services of Alexandria Named ‘Hometown Charity’
Part of Beyer Subaru Alexandria’s 2017 “Share the Love” campaign.
Friday, December 15
Flourishing After 55
Flourishing After 55
Letter to the Editor: Mismanagement Of Woodlawn
Letter to the Editor
DAR Chapter Collects Gowns for Marine Corps Birthday Ball
DAR Chapter Collects Gowns for Marine Corps Birthday Ball
News Briefs in Burke
News Briefs
Thursday, December 14
Benefits of Fair Trade in Alexandria
Customers at Ten Thousand Villages help artisans around the world.
Alexandria Schools’ Deferred Maintenance: Not Getting Cheaper
ACPS superintendent’s FY19-28 CIP proposal reflects cost of aging schools.
Commentary: Prioritizing Route 1
Prioritizing Route 1
Wednesday, December 13
Dog Killed in Suspected Coyote Attack in Annandale
Wildlife officials provide safety tips and information.
Moving Ahead with Fairfax City Dog Park Design
Both proposed sites are at the former Westmore School.
Children Enjoy Lunch with Santa in Fairfax City
Children enjoyed the City’s annual Lunch with Santa, last Saturday, Dec. 9, at the Sherwood Center.
First Lease Signed Under Fairfax County Resident Curator Program
Resident Curator Steven J. McCullough to renovate Stempson House
Learning About Fairfax County Planning Commission and BZA
Jim Hart, who serves on both entities, addresses the WFCCA.
Dining: Enjoyable Changes at Red’s Table
New chef has dug into his creativity and come up with new dishes that absolutely shine.
Jumping for Joy in Herndon
Ribbon cutting ceremony marks the opening of Launch Trampoline Park/Herndon.
Launch Trampoline
Tuesday, December 12
Black Friday is Bright at Night in Reston
Bedazzling holiday lights raise hope and money for children with cancer.
Editorial: Save Healthcare for Children Right Now
If U.S. Senate fails to act soon, 69,000 children and pregnant women in Virginia, more than 8 million nationally, will lose health coverage.
Potomac’s Max Mueller Displaying His Art at Miami Beach’s Art Basel
Credits parents and Winston Churchill High School.
Vienna Youth Volleyball Wins County Championship
VYI volleyball completes a perfect season with a run through the end of season tournament.
Vienna volleyball wins
Synetic Family Theater in Arlington Presents ‘Hansel and Gretel’
A wordless production of Grimm fairy tale.
Between the Lines in Arlington
Arlington parents and community members express concerns about middle school boundary changes.
Another Day Directing Traffic — But in Puerto Rico
Arlington County Police officers volunteer in aftermath of disaster.
Monday, December 11
Federal Tax Reform, Bad for Fairfax?
Supervisors split on effects of eliminating state and local tax deductions.
Exploring Your Heritage in Great Falls
The Great Falls Historical Society to host Elaine McRey, the Senior Genealogy Librarian on Jan. 10.
Share Fulfills Holiday Wishes for Hundreds in Need in McLean and Great Falls
Donors step forward with gifts, food, and welcoming smiles.
Saturday, December 9
Thursday, December 7
A Conversation: Getting Back on the Porch in Alexandria
Alfred Street Baptist Church’s pastor on the church’s public role.
Budgetary Olive Branch in Alexandria?
ACPS superintendent’s FY19-28 CIP proposal considers new joint approach.
Once and Future Office in Alexandria
The past, present, and future of the Office of Historic Alexandria
Students in Stethoscopes in Alexandria
ACPS partners with GW to build school to health care professional pipeline.
Flowers ‘n’ Ferns Celebrates 38 Years of Being Your Personal Florist
sponsored
Flowers ‘n’ Ferns Celebrates 38 Years of Being Your Personal Florist
Letter to Editor: ‘Cynical and Disgusted’
Letter to Editor
Let There Be Light in Del Ray
Del Ray tree lighting kicks off holiday season.
Del Ray tree lighting.
Wednesday, December 6
Feeling the Season at Burke Lake Park
Winter Wonderland: Invitation to celebrate the Christmas spirit.
Townhouses Proposed for Davies Property in City of Fairfax
Council concerned about density, visitor parking and green space.
Sensory Friendly Santa Event at Springfield Town Center
50 people with all spectrums of special needs have their photos taken with Santa.
Homes Tour Showcases Decorations, Herndon History
The festive tradition comes alive with community pride and hospitality.
Editorial: Give Locally in Potomac
School holidays can bring uncertainty and hunger for tens of thousands of poor children in our area.
Editorial: Give Locally in Arlington County
School holidays can bring uncertainty and hunger for tens of thousands of poor children in our area.
Editorial: Give Locally in Alexandria
School holidays can bring uncertainty and hunger for tens of thousands of poor children in our area.
Letters From Santa
Letter to Santa
Forum on Independent Oversight of Police
Two new forms of independent oversight of police are now in place.
Police auditors
Chairman Bulova Statement on U.S. Park Police Shooting
Chairman Bulova Statement on U.S. Park Police Shooting
What? Elvis Can't Buy His Tree In Herndon Next Year?
Mark and Suzanne Eaton pulling up stakes Dec. 20 after 31 years.
Tree farm in their last year
Inspired, Merry Holiday Fun in Reston
Reduced Shakespeare Company’s ‘The Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged)’ at Reston’s CenterStage.
Christmas show in Reston
Jingle on Lake Anne in Reston
About 44 paddlers accompany Santa on his barge in Jingle Paddle event.
Santa at Lake Anna
Tuesday, December 5
St. James Episcopal Church Youth Group To Present Living Nativity in Potomac
Evening includes live animals, cookies and carols.
Spirit of Christmas Descends on Great Falls Tavern
Little Farms Garden Club decorates historic building.
‘People with Disabilities Need Employment’
Chantilly High honors its special education business partners.
Chantilly High honors its special education business partners.
Our Neighbor’s Child Helps Local Families
Volunteers, gifts needed to brighten holidays for so many.
Our Neighbor's Child
Letter to Editor: Questions to Ask on Gun Violence
Letter on Gun Violence
Monday, December 4
Langley Chorus Presents Renaissance Feaste in McLean
About 75 students serenade guests with holiday carols over catered meal.
