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Community Notes
Community Notes
Sealing the Deal with a Handshake
Hundreds of volunteers from both parties practice “retail politics” on election day.
Sealing the Deal with a Handshake
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Helping Honduras Again
Three siblings from McLean work to raise $100,000 to win matching grant from Doris Buffett.
Helping Honduras Again
Adopting Healthy Pets
Adopting Healthy Pets
Honoring Mimi's Memory
Thelma 'Mimi' McDonald memorialized for love of life, family, community.
Honoring Mimi's Memory
What's In Your Water?
While not monitored as closely as surface water, groundwater quality can affect Fairfax County's environment.
What's In Your Water?
What's In Your Water?
While not monitored as closely as surface water, groundwater quality can affect Fairfax County's environment.
What's In Your Water?
Bringing the World to the Classroom
Visiting international faculty provide cultural enrichment for Loudoun students.
Bringing the World to the Classroom
Week In McLean
Week In McLean
Angels in Our Midst
Angels in Our Midst
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Saxon Football Players Make Collegiate Commitments
Harvey, Clemete set to take their game to the next level; underclass lineman Jack Howerton earns All-State recognition.
Two Langley High football players – defensive standout Marcus Harvey and two-way lineman Dylan Clemente - recently made commitments to play the sport at the collegiate level.
Helping Individuals with Mental Illness
As understanding grows, so do programs
With an increase in awareness and understanding of mental illness, the Northern Virginia Chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness continues to experience growth in funding and membership.
Bringing the World to the Classroom
Visiting international faculty provide cultural enrichment for Loudoun students.
Bringing the World to the Classroom
Clifton Rolls Out the Welcome Mat
It’s the 40th annual Spring Homes Tour.
French chandeliers, antique furnishings, original paintings and whimsical collections are among the delights awaiting all those attending the 40th annual Clifton Spring Homes Tour. It’s slated for Thursday, May 17, from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., and includes a marketplace, silent auction and raffle, from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m., at the Paradise Springs Winery.
Top 100: Jasmine Thomas, Oakton, Basketball, 2007
Only a senior in high school, Thomas is already one of the Northern Region's greatest.
Jasmine Thomas is only a rising senior in high school. The career statistics for Thomas, arguably one of the greatest — if not the greatest — Northern Region girls basketball player, have not been finalized.
‘These Citizens Are the Heroes’
‘These Citizens Are the Heroes’
A mother allegedly high on drugs — and driving 70 mph in a car containing an infant and a 6-year-old without a seatbelt — led to a three-car crash on March 11 that could have ended in tragedy. As it was, it sent five people to the hospital, resulted in the mother’s arrest and brought out the best in public-safety personnel and ordinary citizens who came to the rescue of the children and of police PFC Rockie Akhavan, who was trapped in his cruiser.
Harry ‘Bud’ Hart Recommends: ‘Be Other-Centered’
“If you’ve got a gift, spread it around.”
“Mr. Bud’s coming! Mr. Bud’s coming! Mr. Bud’s coming to read to us!” For more than 20 years, that has been the chant of children at ALIVE! who, literally, hang on every word that Harry “Bud” Hart reads to them.