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Column: Guns, Abortion and Voter Suppression Dominates

The last week of January brought a quickened pace to the legislative process as committees worked to push bills through committee. We are required to complete all work on bills from our own Chamber by “Crossover” on Feb.14 which means they must be reported out of committee by Feb. 10.

Letter: Cancelled Parent- Teacher Conferences

With the start of the new calendar year, tasked with assembling our family’s master schedule I was surprised to discover that the winter Parent-Teacher conferences were not on the ACPS calendar for secondary school stude

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And the Greatest of These Is Love

Celebrating a marriage in the face of Alzheimer's disease

The phone conversation was not going well. It was 1956 and Abe Ashcanase was being questioned by a new personnel relations employee regarding a colleague at his post in Bangkok

Week in Fairfax

Things happening in the Fairfax area.

Sharp-Shooting Loftus Lifts Majors Over Centreville

Junior ties career high with five 3-points in regional opener.

Kelly Loftus scored 23 points and tied a career high with five 3-pointers as the Mount Vernon girls’ basketball team defeated Centreville 65-52 in the opening round of the Northern Region tournament.

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Showing Love for Classmate

Thoreau students donate hair in honor of cancer patient.

Thoreau Middle School students came together in a school-wide benefit on Friday night, girls with long hair having their crowns of glory snipped and donated to be used as wigs for girls undergoing chemotherapy.

Heroes of Mount St. Helens

Reston resident writes about role of gophers.

Among the smallest of the animals that live on Mount St. Helens, the northern pocket gopher has been credited with aiding in the restoration of Mount St. Helens. "Gopher to the Rescue," a newly released book written by Reston resident Terry Jennings, examines the role of gophers in eco-system recovery following a volcanic eruption.

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South County Competing at the Mingo Bay Baseball Classic

Stallions playing three games in South Carolina over spring break.

For the third straight year, the South County High baseball team is spending its spring break week competing at the Mingo Bay Baseball Classic, at the Carolina Forest venue in Myrtle Beach, S.C. There, South County, last year's Patriot District and Northern Region champions, had won its first two games going into its final game of the trip on Wednesday, April 4.

Pooches Lead the Big Parade

Dogs are invited for the ‘Paws on Parade’ at this year’s Springfield Days parade.

Pooches Lead the Big Parade

News Briefs

News Briefs

Leaving Pets at Home

Pet sitters are a popular option during vacation season.

Leaving Pets at Home

News Briefs

News Briefs

Wiping Out Whining

Parenting expert Carolyn Crowder to speak at Suburban Hospital.

Wiping Out Whining

Lieutenant Governor, Democratic Nomination

Leslie L. Byrne (D)

Lieutenant Governor, Democratic Nomination

Del. Tom Rust (R-86th)

Del. Tom Rust (R-86th)

Friends, Romans....

South County, Halley students learn Greek, Roman history together.

Friends, Romans....

Andrew Chapel Celebrates 150th Anniversary

Anniversary events will honor the church's history and celebrate the diversity of its congregation.

Andrew Chapel Celebrates 150th Anniversary

City Briefs

City Briefs

Dogs and Politics Do Mix

Dogs and Politics Do Mix

Singing for the Unsung

Group plans a Child Care Hall of Fame.

Singing for the Unsung