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St. James Episcopal Turns 50

Potomac Church on Seven Locks Road travels the “Via Media” or Middle Way.

It’s been a busy time at St. James Episcopal Church in Potomac; the Fall Rummage Sale takes place Friday-Saturday, Oct. 4-5, 2013, the Blessing of the Animals is on Oct. 6, 2013, at 5 p.m., and the church just celebrated its 50th anniversary on Sept. 21 and 22 with a family dinner and concert by Jason Gray.

Cliff Hardison, 60, Dies

Principal of West Potomac High School was dedicated to students.

Cliff Hardison, the principal of West Potomac High School since 2009, died from lung cancer on Tuesday, July 23. He was 60 and did not smoke. “It’s really a sad day and really a shock to everyone,” said Del. Scott A. Surovell (D-44). “Cliff was a real gentleman; his first priority was his students. He loved West Potomac High School and his staff respected him.”

‘The Wizard of Oz’ at Congregation Har Shalom

A cast of 51 performs classic on Jan. 25-26 in Potomac.

Coinciding with the 75th anniversary of the movie, The Har Shalom Players of Potomac is skipping down the yellow brick road with its theater-in-the-round production of L. Frank Baum’s classic “The Wizard of Oz” on Jan. 25-26.

Arlington: Signature Theatre Presents ‘The Mystery of Love & Sex’

Signature Theatre stages unexpected love story of evolving friendship, finding one’s own path, and the value of family.

Signature Theatre in Shirlington is staging "The Mystery of Love & Sex" now through May 8. The story revolves around Charlotte and Jonny, complete opposites who have been best friends since they were children.

Two NOVA Students Receive Local Nursing Scholarships

Honored during the Harriet H. Fatzinger Nursing Memorial Scholarship Luncheon.

Area Filmmakers at Bethesda Film Fest

Films include art of painting with wax, history of collard greens, and a doctor walking the line of his own morality.

The fifth annual Bethesda Film Fest will take place on Friday and Saturday, March 17-18, and will feature five short documentaries made by local filmmakers.

5.11 Retail Store Opens in Springfield

A large crowd lined up early to receive gift cards and discounts.

5.11 Retail Store Opens in Springfield

A Hollywood Writer’s Dream Comes True

Vienna’s Nayna Agrawal wins spot in Disney-ABC Television 2019 Writing Program.

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A Walk for Suicide Awareness in Fairfax

11th Annual Fairfax Out of the Darkness Walk draws 1,200 participants.

Synetic Theater Presents ‘A Tale of Two Cities’

This Charles Dickens's classic includes a drag queen and a crying baby.

Synetic Theater in Crystal City presents "A Tale of Two Cities" starring company member Alex Mills from May 13 to June 21. Directed by Serge Seiden, the show with dialogue tells what happens when you put together an aspiring drag queen and a crying baby.

Gary Morris is New South County Principal

Will oversee school with 2,260 students and a staff of 167.

Alexandria: LTA Stages ‘Dirty Blonde’

Highlights the story of silver screen bombshell Mae West and her climb to fame.

The Little Theatre of Alexandria is staging "Dirty Blonde" from June 6 to 27. A winner of the 2010 Tony Award for Best Play, the bawdy show highlights Mae West, one of America's pop culture icons, and her climb to fame.

Delightful Evenings at Kate’s

Springfield Irish Pub hosts Open Mic Night on Wednesdays.

For about six years, Jim Bellas, 65, of the district, has organized the Open Mic Night on Wednesdays at Kate’s Irish Pub in Springfield’s Concorde Shopping Center. Anyone can sign up to play for free on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:30 to 11 p.m. The sets usually last between 10-15 minutes and include three to five songs.

Smith Named Principal of Drew Model School

Jacqueline Smith leads melting pot of school in Montessori training.

The students know her for her engaging smile. And after serving as interim principal for more than a year, Jacqueline Smith, 53, is the new principal of Drew Model School, a Montessori school in South Arlington. It helps that the Arlington View resident speaks fluent Spanish and French. She also has two master’s degrees in curriculum and instruction, and education leadership, with a focus on multicultural bilingual education – a necessity for leading the melting pot that is Drew.

Arlington: Signature Stages ‘West Side Story’

Iconic show is a 1950s musical adaptation of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet."

Signature Theatre in Arlington is staging "West Side Story," considered to be one of the greatest musicals of all time, through Jan. 24.

LTA Stages "Proof"

Drama explores love and relationships, mental illness and mathematics.

The Little Theater of Alexandria is staging "Proof," a dense and compact drama/comedy written by David Auburn about mathematics and mental illness that starred Gwyneth Paltrow, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Anthony Hopkins in the 2005 film adaptation.

Local Filmmakers at Bethesda Film Fest

Films include art of painting with wax, history of collard greens, and a doctor walking the line of his own morality.

Filmmakers from Alexandria, Arlington

Wanted: Fixer-Upper for Historic Home in Lorton

Hannah P. Clark property is part of the Resident Curator Program.

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“A Daughter’s a Daughter” in Arlington

TAP presents Agatha Christie’s U.S. premiere about a mother-daughter relationship.

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McLean AAUW Turns 50

19 past branch presidents attend; Supervisor Foust gives Proclamation honoring club.

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Potomac Church on Seven Locks Road travels the “Via Media” or Middle Way.

Principal of West Potomac High School was dedicated to students.

A cast of 51 performs classic on Jan. 25-26 in Potomac.

Signature Theatre stages unexpected love story of evolving friendship, finding one’s own path, and the value of family.

Honored during the Harriet H. Fatzinger Nursing Memorial Scholarship Luncheon.

Films include art of painting with wax, history of collard greens, and a doctor walking the line of his own morality.

A large crowd lined up early to receive gift cards and discounts.

Vienna’s Nayna Agrawal wins spot in Disney-ABC Television 2019 Writing Program.

11th Annual Fairfax Out of the Darkness Walk draws 1,200 participants.

This Charles Dickens's classic includes a drag queen and a crying baby.

Will oversee school with 2,260 students and a staff of 167.

Highlights the story of silver screen bombshell Mae West and her climb to fame.

Springfield Irish Pub hosts Open Mic Night on Wednesdays.

Jacqueline Smith leads melting pot of school in Montessori training.

Iconic show is a 1950s musical adaptation of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet."

Drama explores love and relationships, mental illness and mathematics.

Films include art of painting with wax, history of collard greens, and a doctor walking the line of his own morality.

Hannah P. Clark property is part of the Resident Curator Program.

TAP presents Agatha Christie’s U.S. premiere about a mother-daughter relationship.

19 past branch presidents attend; Supervisor Foust gives Proclamation honoring club.