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Hyland Outlines South County Troubles
BRAC changes, funding woes from Richmond create transportation headaches for county.
Hyland Outlines South County Troubles
Family Gives Back Together
Springfield mother and four children win award for volunteer service.
Family Gives Back Together
Week In Herndon
Week In Herndon
Dancing in the Holidays
Conservatory Ballet of Reston to perform "Nutcracker."
Dancing in the Holidays
Marker Recalls Clifton Farm for Women
Historic marker to be unveiled in May tells story of Ivakota Farm in Clifton.
Marker Recalls Clifton Farm for Women
Working Election Day
Working Election Day
Marker Recalls Clifton Farm for Women
Historic marker to be unveiled in May tells story of Ivakota Farm in Clifton.
Marker Recalls Clifton Farm for Women
Bringing Dreams To Life
By year’s end, gallery building, studio space will open at transformed Lorton Workhouse on Ox Road.
Bringing Dreams To Life
Week in Loudoun
Week in Loudoun
Hymns of Praise
St. John's United Methodist Church commemorates 50 years on Saturday.
Hymns of Praise
Waterford Almost Ready To Open
Second Waterford facility to open in Springfield in mid-April in former toy store.
Waterford Almost Ready To Open
Airport Beefs Up Security Measures
Dulles enhances security measures in response to terror threat.
Airport Beefs Up Security Measures
Week in Vienna
Week in Vienna
Step in the Right Direction
Thousands of walkers expected at National Mall for Help the Homeless Walkathon this weekend.
Step in the Right Direction
Richmond Diary: Re-writing the Rules
State senator reflects on the first week of the 2012 General Assembly session.
I packed up the car and stopped by a constituent’s house to pick up information regarding 100 percent disabled veterans whose homes are in trusts, and who are not receiving the intended property tax relief.
Highlanders Hoping to Take Off in Soccer Postseason
District OT losses have hurt McLean boys, but team is poised for strong showing at upcoming Liberty tournament.
It has been a season of several frustrating, down to the wire losses for the McLean High boys' soccer team. On the other hand, the Highlanders have also won enough games to have clinched a winning regular season record and to believe they can be an impact team at the upcoming Liberty District and perhaps even the Northern Region playoffs.
Fort Hunt Federals Celebrate ‘Spirit That’s Still Alive’
Recalling and celebrating Fort Hunt High School.
Though Fort Hunt High School has not operated for over 20 years, hundreds of graduates will reunite this weekend at Fort Hunt Park to celebrate the school’s 50th anniversary.
Teenage Sisters Spend Summer Dancing
Brittany and Caitie Belle Yevoli take part in a five-week intensive program with The Washington School of Ballet.
Rather than while away hours at the mall or the pool like most girls their age, a pair of teenage sisters from Fairfax Station chose to spend the majority of their summer dancing. But forget Selena Gomez and the Cupid Shuffle—Brittany, 14, and Caitie Belle Yevoli, 13, trained for five weeks alongside students from around the world as part of The Washington School of Ballet (TWSB) “Summer Intensive” program.
He Preserved 200-Year-Old Legacy of Citizen Activism
Thomas Y. “Jay” Johnson, Jr. fought for volunteer firefighters.
Thomas Y. “Jay” Young Johnson Jr. hails from a long line of proud volunteer firefighters. His father and uncles were volunteer firefighters in Alexandria, where Jay was born, raised and educated. His early memories include doing his homework at the fire station. Now, 35 years after his father’s generation, he reflects on a distinguished history as president of the Alexandria Volunteer Fire Department. In addition to his family, a major influence in Johnson’s life was Mrs. Rigby, a teacher at T.C. Williams High School who arranged a part-time job for him at the Department of the Navy. He worked this job after school and in the summers, and parlayed it into a life-long career. He is now at the Pentagon as the deputy director of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs, Human Resources and Enterprise Support.