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Audiences throughout the country are currently enjoying two TV shows and a movie based on fairytales, so Chantilly High’s upcoming play, "Into the Woods," should receive an enthusiastic reception here.

Spotlight Shines on Local Talent

Shining a spotlight on the local community’s youth, The Alliance Theatre presents its inaugural Musical Showcase, Friday-Saturday, May 4-5, at Mountain View High.

Geocaching Diversifies

Urbanites embracing new game

Geocaching usually has been portrayed as someone with hiking boots and a walking staff gazing afar from a hilltop in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Not so anymore.

Celebrating Creative Spirit, Sharing Experiences

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For the third year in a row, Alexandria will celebrate the connection between the creative spirit and mental health by displaying the art works of people whose lives have been affected by mental illness, substance abuse disorders or intellectual disabilities. Some of these works of art are playful, some stark, some beautiful, and some so sad and disturbing, they stop the viewer in his or her tracks. Through their pieces, these artists are sharing not only their hopes and dreams, but their pain and fear and their own personal stories. The telling of their stories is just part of what should be a community-wide conversation about mental health and the often long and bumpy road to recovery.

Woodson's Bowles Scores Career-High 25 Points in Win over Fairfax

Junior point guard returned to Woodson after planning to transfer.

The Woodson boys' basketball team evened its record at 1-1 with win over Fairfax.

West Springfield Football Remains Undefeated

Spartans beat rival Lee to improve to 3-0.

West Springfield defeated Lee, 33-14, on Sept. 14.

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CFS celebrates 35 years of caring for the severely disabled.

As long-time poll workers age, replacements are hard to find.

Warner stops off in Alexandria to rally support.

Park could include performance area near Maple Avenue.

Local residents demonstrate against President Bush’s Iraq decision.

Virginia Department of Transportation releases study of commuting patterns on the American Legion Bridge.

Planning Board approves access and management plan for Serpentine Barrens, a rare forest ecosystem.

As long-time poll workers age, replacements are hard to find.

Outgoing community development head leaves legacy of Herndon landmarks.

Life long disabilities will not fade with the conflict.

McLean Teen Center may be forced to move if Old Firehouse property is sold to developer.

Indy film trust looks to community for funding production of Virginia-based films.

Urbanites embracing new game

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Junior point guard returned to Woodson after planning to transfer.

Spartans beat rival Lee to improve to 3-0.