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Buying Gifts in McLean

McLean offers a variety of local shopping options for the holidays.

For those who try to avoid crowded malls this time of year, McLean offers a host of local shopping options. There

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Locals cautiously optimistic about $200 million Springfield Mall transformation.

Locals cautiously optimistic about $200 million Springfield Mall transformation.

The joke among Springfield "insiders" is that if Vornado’s developers wait long enough, they won’t have to spend money demolishing Springfield Mall, because it will fall apart of its own volition.

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Pets Matter in McLean

Mclean residents love their pets.

It was nearly seven summers ago that the Allen family met the runt of a littler of toy poodles from a Maryland breeder. From the moment she arrived at their McLean home, “Summer” was part of the family. “She just means everything to our family,” said Melissa Allen, who shares the home with her husband John and their three daughters.

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Children ‘Dress Up With Grown-ups’

Medical Care for Children Partnerships funds medical, dental care for children of uninsured working families in Fairfax County.

“To me, children are the most beautiful creatures of God and there is nothing comparable to being able to give them a healthy and happy smile.” —Dr. Tehreem Butt, recipient of the Dr. Jorge Arnoldson Award

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Be Part of the Children's Gazette

Call for student artwork and writing; deadline Dec. 3.

During the last week of each year, The Gazette devotes its entire issue to the creativity of local students and children. The results are always remarkable. It is a keepsake edition for many families.

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Be Part of the Children's Centre View

Call for student artwork and writing; deadline Dec. 3.

During the last week of each year, the Centre View devotes its entire issue to the creativity of local students and children. The results are always remarkable. It is a keepsake edition for many families.

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Flint Hill School Honors War Hero, Department Head

Regimental dagger of Col. Alan Ferguson-Warren presented to school

“When you were around Colonel Warren, you got the feeling that you were in the presence of an immense personality and huge moral authority. . . . We all knew there was something extraordinary about this man.” — Jerry Jasper, president, Ferguson-Warren Society, Flint Hill School

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MOMS Club Seeks Service Opportunities

Club’s open house examines ways for families to volunteer.

The Herndon Moms Offering Moms Support (MOMS) club hosted an open house at ArtSpace Thursday, Jan. 17, to help local families discover ways they can serve their community. The open house brought in representatives from Volunteer Fairfax, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Maddie’s Blankets and Fairfax Releaf provided multiple ways for families to get involved, depending on their interests.

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‘She Will Be Missed Every Day’

Family mourns Centreville icon, Marguerite Buckley, 94.

Marguerite Buckley lived a long, full life — but that doesn’t mean her family was ready to say goodbye to her when she died Jan. 8, at age 94.

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Miss Virginia Comes to Longfellow Middle

Elizabeth Crot addresses seventh and eighth graders, helps kick off anti-bullying week.

A little more than ten years ago, Elizabeth Crot was the typical middle school student.

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Vienna’s Historic Love Story

Prominent Vienna couple celebrated 65th wedding anniversary on Feb. 8.

In 1946, World War II was over and men and women in the armed forces were returning home, some to the hugs of spouses and children, others to parents and siblings. Mayo Stuntz, born and raised in Vienna, was one of those young men returning as an eligible bachelor.

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Employment and Classified Ads Feb. 22, 2012

Classifieds Feb. 22, 2012: Job Opportunities, Yard Sales, Home Repairs and Handyman Services

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Alexandria and Arlington at odds Over Streetcars Versus Bus-Rapid Transit

Transit riders could have to get off the Arlington streetcar to board an Alexandria bus.

Arlington and Alexandria planning officials are moving in different directions along Route One.

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Area Man Missing in Plane Crash

Jonathan Leber's single-engine plane went down Monday night in Lake Michigan.

Area Man Missing in Plane Crash

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Robinson Running for 35th Delegate Seat

Political newcomer seeks Republican nomination.

Robinson Running for 35th Delegate Seat

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Catherine Winkler Herman Dies.

Philanthropist remembered as a woman of true beauty and strength.

Catherine Winkler Herman Dies.

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Who Alerted Whom?

Mirant claims it was operating under DOE directive on storm day.

Who Alerted Whom?

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Watching the Eclipse at Turner Farm

Clear night creates setting where lunar eclipse can shine

Watching the Eclipse at Turner Farm

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Another Perspective on Nature

Volunteer spends retirement piecing together local history at Great Falls Park.

Another Perspective on Nature

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A Weekend With Branford Marsalis

A lifetime of memories for the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra and patrons.

A Weekend With Branford Marsalis