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Rapist Stalks Dunn Loring Metro Area
Since Sept. 21, three women have reported being accosted.
Rapist Stalks Dunn Loring Metro Area
Day Care Provider Faces Felony Charges
Day Care Provider Faces Felony Charges
Hunting Moves into Little Hunting Creek
Neighbors take action to remove duck blinds from waterway.
Hunting Moves into Little Hunting Creek
Guilty Plea Entered in Burglary
Guilty Plea Entered in Burglary
Highlights of 2005
Highlights of 2005
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Week in McLean
Week in McLean
10 Years in Prison for Centreville Man
10 Years in Prison for Centreville Man
Herrity’s ‘Vision’ For Fairfax’s Future
Pat Herrity hopes to replace Elaine McConnell in Springfield District.
Herrity’s ‘Vision’ For Fairfax’s Future
Herrity’s ‘Vision’ For Fairfax’s Future
Pat Herrity hopes to replace Elaine McConnell in Springfield District.
Herrity’s ‘Vision’ For Fairfax’s Future
Herrity’s ‘Vision’ For Fairfax’s Future
Pat Herrity hopes to replace Elaine McConnell in Springfield District.
Herrity’s ‘Vision’ For Fairfax’s Future
Herrity’s ‘Vision’ For Fairfax’s Future
Pat Herrity hopes to replace Elaine McConnell in Springfield District.
Herrity’s ‘Vision’ For Fairfax’s Future
Reclusive Former Sheriff Dies; Mystery of His Wife’s Murder Remains Unsolved
After years on the public stage, Jim Dunning withdrew after the death of his wife.
James Herbert Dunning, the once popular sheriff who became increasingly reclusive after the mysterious 2003 murder of his wife, died last week at his home in Hilton Head, S.C.
Area Roundups
Fairfax County college-bound students and their parents are invited to attend “The Perils of the College Drinking Culture,” an upcoming screening and panel discussion on a powerful, award-winning documentary, “HAZE,” which looks at the crisis of binge drinking and hazing on college campuses.
Working To Help Ex-Offenders
Local probation office reintegrates ex-offenders into community.
As a longstanding observer of criminal behavior trends Lisa Stapleton, a 21-year veteran of the state Department of Corrections and, since 2007, chief of Probation and Parole of Alexandria, said, “80 percent of our adult offenders on probation have committed crimes because they have at one time or another been involved in substance abuse violations … and I would also say that we are much more aware that the source of problems for many offenders entering into criminal behavior are untreated or unresolved mental health issues.
Continuing the Struggle for Equality
Lynne Garvey-Hodge delivers message of women’s equality at Workhouse Arts Center.
The Lorton Workhouse Arts Center hosted the first of its five-part lectures series "American Women: The Long and Winding Road," on Jan. 8.
Handling ‘Everything under the Sun’
Animal Control officer talks about his job.
Andy Sanderson has been a police officer for 20 years and an animal control officer for 15, and he recently shared his knowledge and expertise with members of the Sully District Station’s Citizens Advisory Committee.
Week in Herndon
Find out what is going on this week in Herndon.