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Food Drive Raises Hopes at Rising Hope
Letter Carriers deliver more than mail this Saturday.
Food Drive Raises Hopes at Rising Hope
Dancing in the Holidays
Conservatory Ballet of Reston to perform "Nutcracker."
Dancing in the Holidays
Another Push for Familes
Coalition seeks to bring childcare funding to lawmakers’ attention.
Another Push for Familes
Economy Affects Local Charity
SHARE, Inc. sees increase in client needs as its annual “Christmas Store” event approaches.
Economy Affects Local Charity
From Tragedy to Trust
In the midst of grief, the Alexandria Community Trust is born.
From Tragedy to Trust
Square, Level, Plum And Trowel
A mystic ceremony for an educational cornerstone at the Mount Vernon Estate.
Square, Level, Plum And Trowel
Beyond Belvoir
Library grant will help school and libraries reach out to military families.
Beyond Belvoir
The Fightin’ Seminarians of McLean U?
McLean Bible Church seeks permission to hold college-level classes, again.
The Fightin’ Seminarians of McLean U?
Initial Spectrum Designs Revealed
Reston P&Z hears proposal to redevelop shopping center.
Initial Spectrum Designs Revealed
Fairfax Boys Show Flare for Drama in Basketball Postseason
Rebels’ season ends with overtime loss to Edison in region semifinals.
Fairfax High’s basketball postseason of 2012 will long be remembered because of the team’s success as well as the grit and determination the Rebels showcased as three of their playoff contests were decided in overtime.
Serving the Homeless
Consider giving back to the community by volunteering or donating to Bethesda Cares this holiday season — and year-round.
Serving the Homeless
Serving the Homeless
Consider giving back to the community by volunteering or donating to Bethesda Cares this holiday season — and year-round.
Serving the Homeless
In Baseball, Concorde District Title is up for Grabs
No clear cut favorite as the six teams gear up for final month of regular season.
Back and refreshed from spring break week, the local high school baseball teams opened up the Concorde District portion of their schedules last week. For the final month of the regular season, the six Concorde teams, including Centre View area schools Centreville, Chantilly, and Westfield, will go head to head to determine regular season final standings and seedings for the postseason district tournament set to begin May 15.
South Lakes' Lacrosse Clinches a Winning Season
Despite being undermanned, Seahawk boys defeat Liberty foe Highlanders.
Despite being far from 100 percent healthy, the South Lakes High boys' lacrosse team assured itself of a winning record this season by defeating McLean High last Thursday night, April 26, by a 9-7 score in the Liberty District contest played at South Lakes.
Get Ready for Chantilly Day
Area’s first celebration is taking shape.
Promising fun for the whole family, the area’s first-ever Chantilly Day will burst upon the scene Saturday, May 12, at the Sully Place Shopping Center, off Route 50 West. There’ll be a parade, children’s activities, a car show, live music, food and entertainment galore.
Robinson Girls Lax Made Forward Progress This Spring
Rams, under their new head coach, had a good second half to the season.
The Robinson Secondary girls' lacrosse team saw its first season under veteran head coach Liz Case come to an end this past Tuesday night, May 15 when the Rams lost to defending Northern Region champion Madison, 19-13, in a first round game of the 16-team region playoffs. The postseason contest took place at Madison High School in Vienna.
Seeking the Positive from the Tragic
5K Run/Walk supports youth mental wellness.
Nearly 150 runners and walkers came out Saturday to participate in the Youth Mental Wellness 5K Walk and Run at Lake Accotink in Springfield.
Taking Care of One’s Teeth
American Dental Association says many Americans don’t know basic oral care.
Here’s a pop quiz: How often should a person replace their toothbrush? "Once a year," said Terrie Andrews of McLean.
McLean Day 2013, Saturday, May 18: “Celebrating Our Hometown”
It’s the place to be with the people you want to be with: McLean Day has that hometown feel.
The McLean Community Center’s (MCC) annual community festival McLean Day 2013: “Celebrating Our Hometown” draws a large crowd of residents and local businesses and organizations together once a year to celebrate their “hometown.”