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Alexandria: ‘Building Better Futures’
Campagna Center receives $25,000 SunTrust grant.
Dan O’Neill, president and CEO of SunTrust Greater Washington/Maryland Division, presented a check for $25,000 on behalf of the SunTrust Foundation to The Campagna Center’s Building Better Futures program for at-risk teens. “Our partnership with The Campagna Center goes back ma
Mount Vernon: Vanderhye, New Principal at Whitman Middle
With international experience, Vanderhye brings 38 years of education to the job.
With 38 years in education, Roger Vanderhye, 59, of McLean was named new principal July 1 of Whitman Middle School, at 2500 Parkers Lane in Alexandria, replacing former principal Jean Bell.
Letter: Focus on Governance
Letter to the Editor
It’s time for some Alexandria residents and local politicians to admit we don’t live in a Banana Republic.
Letter: Council and Confederacy
Letter to the Editor
As part of Alexandria’s Commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War, in June, Kim Holien gave a compelling talk about Civil War officers, six Union and six Confederate, for whom some of our west end streets were named; it noted that both sides included thorough rascals.
Alexandria Brief: Portraits To Be Added to The Lyceum
The board of directors of Living Legends of Alexandria is providing a gift of Living Legend portraits to the Office of Historic Alexandria which will be part of its permanent collection.
Centreville Field Hockey Goes 4-0 at Blast ALS Tourney
Wildcats outscore opponents 7-0 at Lake Braddock SS.
The Centreville field hockey team went 4-0 at the Blast ALS tournament.
Mount Vernon Field Hockey Faces Early-Season Challenge
Michelle Diminuco scores twice in win over Stuart.
Moments after the Mount Vernon field hockey team earned its first win of the season, beating Stuart 2-0 on Tuesday, head coach Jessica Edwards shifted focus to four lopsided losses the Majors suffered the previous week.
Alexandria: TC Williams Volleyball Led by FirstYear Coach DeSain
Titans reached Conference 7 final last season.
AJ DeSain is in his first season as T.C. Williams volleyball head coach.
Potomac: Wootton Field Hockey Eyes Another Deep Playoff Run
Patriots have reached region final or beyond three straight years.
The Wootton field hockey team has advanced to the region championship game or beyond in each of the last three seasons. This year, if the Patriots are going to make another deep playoff run, they will have to do so without graduated goal-scoring threat Julia Lee.
Inexperienced Fairfax Looks to Maintain Postseason Success
Defending region champ has won six straight conference titles.
The Fairfax field hockey team has won six consecutive Conference 6/Liberty District titles.
West Springfield Winning with Team-Oriented Approach
Spartans beat Robinson at Blast ALS tournament.
After a rough start to the second day of the Blast ALS field hockey tournament at Lake Braddock Secondary School, West Springfield increased its defensive effort and showed what can happen when the Spartans are on the same page.
Burke: Robinson Finds Early Success Despite Inexperienced Defense
Rams go 2-1-1 during Lake Braddock tournament.
The Robinson field hockey team went 2-1-1 during the Blast ALS tournament.
Lake Braddock Finishes Strong at Blast ALS Tournament
The Lake Braddock field hockey team is off to a 2-3-1 start.
McLean Volleyball Finishes Runner-Up at NVVA Invitational
McLean reached the championship match of the NVVA Invitational.
Vienna: Oakton Field Hockey Competitive at Lake Braddock Tourney
The Oakton field hockey team finished 1-3 at the Blast ALS tournament.
Vienna: Oakton Volleyball Wins NVVA Invitational
Cougars sweep five opponents in Sterling tournament.
Oakton went undefeated while winning the NVVA Invitational.
Workplace Fitness
Employer-based health and wellness programs are good for business.
It’s Wednesday afternoon and a cohort of George Mason University staff, students and faculty hit the pavement. Clad in attire ranging from running shorts and brightly colored sneakers to neutral walking shoes and business suits, the group takes part in “Who’s Walking Wednesdays,” part of an initiative to get moving for health and wellness.