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Week in Alexandria
This weekend, members of the Alexandria City Council are set to conduct a public hearing on an ordinance officially incorporating the controversial waterfront small-area plan into the city’s master plan.
Ongoing
Ongoing
Titans Baseball Earns Victory
Titans Baseball Earns Victory
Iroquois Nationals In Semifinals at U-19 World Games
Iroquois Nationals In Semifinals at U-19 World Games
Iroquois Nationals In Semifinals at U-19 World Games
Iroquois Nationals In Semifinals at U-19 World Games
Real Estate
Real Estate
Mount Vernon Sports Briefs
Local AAU basketball, girls' lax teams excel in tournaments
Mount Vernon Sports Briefs
Week in Fairfax
Week in Fairfax
Iroquois Nationals In Semifinals at U-19 World Games
Iroquois Nationals In Semifinals at U-19 World Games
Titans Baseball Earns Victory
Titans Baseball Earns Victory
Iroquois Nationals In Semifinals at U-19 World Games
Iroquois Nationals In Semifinals at U-19 World Games
New Southgate Center Debuts
Southgate Community Center opens to enthusiastic community.
New Southgate Center Debuts
Driver Crashes into School Bus
Driver Crashes into School Bus
Real Estate
Real Estate
Whelden, Paduda, Jeney Win Titles for Yorktown
Patriots finish third at National District wrestling meet.
Yorktown heavyweight Charlie Whelden has battled the injury bug throughout his high school career. On Feb. 4, a partially torn meniscus in his right knee wasn’t enough to keep "Ox" from capturing a National District championship.
Burke Target Employee Killed by VRE Train
A cashier at the Burke Target was hit by a Virginia Railroad Express Train traveling from Washington to Manassas on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
McLean Softball on Course for Strong Finish
Highlanders are 8-2 in the strong Liberty District.
Over the course of the high school girls' softball season, the McLean Highlanders have shown upward progress and gotten better and better. There have been a few lopsided losses to some exceptional opponents, but the Liberty District team has consistently responded with strong bounce-back games and improved play. All things considered, this spring's Highlanders have displayed both fortitude and talent, with an 11-4 overall record.