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Fairfax: Inmates Explore Ways Back to Community

Inmate Resource Fair at Fairfax Adult Detention Center helps inmates overcome hurdles upon release.

Toccara Puller moves table to table at the Inmate Resource Fair at the Fairfax Adult Detention Center on Tuesday, Sept. 20.

Senior Living: Planning for Multigenerational Living

Making room for older family members.

Planning for multigenerational living has been on the rise in recent years. With life expectancies increasing and early baby boomers entering their golden years, this trend is expected to continue. As with any remodeling project, there are a number of factors to consider when planning a renovation for a growing household.

Bestselling Novelist Comes to Langley High

Andrew Forsthoefel, author of Langley’s summer reading selection Walking to Listen, shared lessons encouraging personal connection.

‘The Nutcracker’ Delight: Burke Civic Ballet

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Opinion: Editorial: The Source of Light

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Providing ‘What Each Person Needs and Wants’

Synergy HomeCare designs individual plans.

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Janet Barnett: ‘Get Involved in Community Service’

Offering advice for those seeking to be active in the city.

Janet Barnett likes being involved in her community. She caught the bug when her children, Susan and Louis, were in the Alexandria school system and she became a volunteer for the PTA. “I didn’t have as many opportunities then as I do now,” she said.

Interfaith Friendship Walk Held in Fairfax

About 100 people visit eight different communities of faith in the City of Fairfax.

Getting Down to Business in Alexandria

Navigating the ABCs

Opinion: Column: My Own Sort of Groundhog Day

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District Forms Tourism Task Force

Mission includes highlighting “destination Mount Vernon.”

Tourism Task Force includes highlighting “destination Mount Vernon.”

Expanded Dance Classes at Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton

With new hire Mimi Glass, they’re launching more kids’ and adult classes.

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Braddock Basics for Newcomers

‘The Alcove’ Pops-Up in Rosslyn

An escape from the 9-5 grind.

Opinion: Column: Scared to…

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Safe Community Coalition Shines a Light on Youth Anxiety

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Resolved: To Help Alexandria’s Animals in 2019

Adopt, donate, foster, volunteer.

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Opinion: Commentary: Have You Filled Out Your Census?

I am sure, and certainly hope, that you have heard a lot about the decennial census in the last few months, not only from my office but from many sources. I have some good news if you have not yet completed your census: the original July 31, 2020 deadline has been extended three months to give you even more time to fill it out and get counted!

Opinion: Column: Taking the Results in Stride

Apparently, I'm back in the lung cancer business. According to the video visit I had June 8 with my endocrinologist, my thyroid cancer has not moved into my lungs where my oncologist thought it might have – given the results of a previous biopsy and some surprising tumor inactivity in my lungs.

Founder of Stroke Comeback Center Retires

Advocacy for those impacted by aphasia continues at the national level.

Darlene S. Williamson, M.S., CCC-SLP, of Oakton, long-term Executive Director and Founder of the Stroke Comeback Center (SCC), recently retired, stepping away from the non-profit organization she launched in 2005.

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