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Alexandria Commentary: Participate in MLK Community Summit 2016

The Annual MLK Community Summit is an opportunity for people of Alexandria and surrounding communities to come together to honor the contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by performing community service projects.

Clougherty's Late Free Throws Push Chantilly Past Herndon

Chargers junior finishes with 19 points and 11 rebounds.

The Chantilly girls' basketball team defeated Herndon 50-48 on Monday.

Great Falls: Langley Guard Galiani Breaks Program Scoring Record

Saxons beat McLean, lose to Fairfax.

Paige Galiani took over sole possession of first place on the Langley girls' basketball program's all-time scoring list.

West Springfield Grad Robinson Moving Up Duquesne Scoring List

Senior guard has Dukes off to best start in program history.

Duquesne senior and 2012 West Springfield guard recently moved into 11th place on the Dukes' all-time scoring list.

West Potomac Dominates Mount Vernon in Second Half

Wolverines get physical, earn third straight conference win.

The West Potomac boys' basketball team beat Mount Vernon 68-48 on Tuesday.

Sports Roundups

Sports happenings

Vienna Crime Reports

Notable incidents from the Town of Vienna Police Department from Jan. 1-7.

Two Companies Bring Their Magic to McLean for 2016 Puppetry Festival

Children can enjoy two puppet shows and learn how to make their own puppets at a Puppetry Festival sponsored by The Alden in McLean on Saturday, Feb. 20.

Peggy Wallace Kennedy to Speak at Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration at The Alden

Peggy Wallace Kennedy, daughter of former Alabama governor and segregationist George Wallace, is the keynote speaker for the McLean Community Center’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration.

McLean Community Center Seeks Board Candidates

The McLean Community Center (MCC), a Fairfax County Government special agency, is seeking candidates to run for seats on its 2016-2017 Governing Board.

McLean Artist’s Work at NOVA-Loudoun

Oil paintings by Susan La Mont of McLean, will be on exhibition in Waddell Gallery at the Loudoun Campus of Northern Virginia Community College from Jan. 5 to Feb. 5.

Potomac School Seniors Named Semifinalists in Intel Research Competition

Potomac School seniors Madeline Dubelier and Gianmarco Terrones have been named semifinalists in the Intel Science Talent Search 2016, a prestigious pre-college science and math competition.

Shakespeare at Alden

Alden Theatre welcomes American Shakespeare Center and ‘Brush Up Your Shakespeare.’

Back by popular demand the American Shakespeare Center (ASC) on Tour brings its unique hallmark to William Shakespeare performances at the Alden Theatre.

McLean Chocolate Festival Returns Jan. 31

The Rotary Club of McLean is hosting its fifth annual Chocolate Festival at the McLean Community Center on Sunday, Jan. 31, from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Week in Great Falls

Weekly happenings in Great Falls

Letter: The Brooks Farm and the Community’s Future

To the Editor

It is crucial to elevate awareness of the long-term comprehensive plan for Great Falls. When I grew up in this town, residents banded together to protect the rural and picturesque beauty.

Elvis at Great Falls Library

Creative book displays promote reading.

Jan. 8 was Elvis Presley’s birthday and the perfect inspiration for a new book display at Great Falls Community Library.

GFHoops to Host Second Shots for Shots Campaign

A long line in a grocery store can be tedious or lead to great things.

Alexandria: LTA Stages Docu-Drama, ‘Grey Gardens’

Story of Jackie Kennedy's relatives and the American Dream gone wrong.

The Little Theatre of Alexandria (LTA) is staging "Grey Gardens" from Jan. 16 to Feb. 6, 2016. Based on a true story and the 1975 cult documentary, it is an exploration of the American Dream gone wrong and what it means to become a social pariah.

‘I’ve Loved What I’ve Been Doing’

Michael Frey reflects on his 24 years as Sully supervisor.

Fairfax County budget shortfalls? Ribbon-cuttings to attend? Meetings between eager developers and angry residents? No longer Michael Frey’s personal problems. That’s because — for the first time in nearly four decades — his time is finally his own.

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