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Alexandria Sports Briefs: One T.C. Girls Simmer, One Diver Headed to States
Episcopal boys win a pair
Alexandria Sports Briefs: One T.C. Girls Simmer, One Diver Headed to States
‘Huge Shock’ Ends Mount Vernon’s Run
Hayfield 3-pointer with 3.2 seconds remaining snaps Majors’ 19-game winning streak
‘Huge Shock’ Ends Mount Vernon’s Run
‘Huge Shock’ Ends Mount Vernon’s Run
Hayfield 3-pointer with 3.2 seconds remaining snaps Majors’ 19-game winning streak
‘Huge Shock’ Ends Mount Vernon’s Run
Talented TC Williams Looking to Snap Playoff Drought
Titans return nine starters on defense, led by two UNC commits.
T.C. Williams opens the season at Oakton on Aug. 30.
Reston: South Lakes Football Improves to 4-1 With Win Over Washington-Lee
Seahawks sophomore QB Miles throws two touchdown passes, runs for one.
The South Lakes football team beat Washington-Lee 28-2 on Friday.
Herndon Field Hockey Beats Westfield, Wins Conference 5 Championship
Louisville commit Stone leads Hornets to victory with three goals.
The Herndon field hockey team defeated Westfield 3-2 on Thursday night.
Honor Flight Network Brings 90 Veterans to WWII Memorial
On Saturday, Sept. 20, mostly on the spur of the moment, I drove out to Dulles Airport to join my daughter and 4 of her children to greet WWII and Korean War veterans flown to Washington by the Honor Flight Network. My daughter had received an email earlier in the week from a home-schooling friend to invite her to the event.
Reston: Volunteers Needed for Fine Arts Festival
Greater Reston Arts Center (GRACE) is offering a variety of volunteer opportunities for the 25th annual Northern Virginia Fine Arts Festival.
Week in McLean
Weekly happenings in McLean
Model Train Show at the Fairfax Station Railroad Museum
Nestled off Fairfax Station Road is a historic gem that combines the history of the Civil War with model trains.
Herndon Potter’s Fire Helps Scholarship Program
Pottery business makes contribution for military scholarship program.
The Herndon based business Potter's Fire has donated $10,500 in handmade pottery to be auctioned off at Bootlegger Bash for the Fort Campbell Spouses Club on March 20.
Award-winning Author Returns to Springfield
West Springfield graduate discusses his books, signs copies at Richard Byrd Library in Springfield.
On Saturday, Sept. 13, award-winning author, Louis Byrd, returned to Springfield just in time for “Fall for the Book,” an annual event that brings authors from across the nation and across the world to Fairfax County to share stories about their work and their experiences.
A Contentious Year
Commentary
2014 has been a contentious year so far, with “the Virginia Way” looking more like an endangered species every day. On June 11, just before midnight, the Senate Chamber passed a budget and the House of Delegates passed our version minutes later. I am grateful that we have avoided a shut down and our localities and state employees will no longer worry about paying their bills after July 1.
Clubs & Organizations, May 14-20
Clubs & Organizations, May 14-20
Clubs & Organizations, May 7-13
Clubs & Organizations, May 7-13
Fine Arts Aug. 22-28
Fine Arts Aug. 22-28
Bulletin Board, Sept. 10-16
Bulletin Board, Sept. 10-16
Bulletin Board, Sept. 10-16
Bulletin Board, Sept. 10-16
Mount Vernon Bulletin April 24-30
Mount Vernon Bulletin April 24-30