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Rain or Shine, the Show Must Go On
Fans overcome foul weather to hear Mandisa sing at Tysons.
Stormy weather could not dampen the spirits of hundreds of Mandisa fans gathered at Tysons Corner Center Friday evening to watch a music star sing in the rain.
Intersection Options Presented to Community
Residents hear about plans to improve Balls Hill Road and Old Dominion Drive intersection.
On Thursday, June 28, 2018, more than 50 residents got to hear about a $20.5 million plan showing four different options to improve that intersection by Project Manager Gibran Abifadel of the Fairfax County Department of Transportation held at Cooper Middle School.
Burke Community’s ‘Living Room’ Relocating in July
The 20-year-old Hopsfrog Grille plans to expand its service by moving to a larger location.
Pedestrian Bridges Could Cross Braddock Road
Why does a millennial cross the road? To get to transit, perhaps.
Recalling a Life of ‘Honor and Dignity’
Family, friends remember Michael Bohn.
Michael K. “Mike” Bohn knew how to do just about everything. And according to one testimony after another at his memorial service last week, what he didn’t know, he figured out.
Obituary: Lois Kelso Hunt
Arts, civic leader dies at 91.
On May 20, the longtime Alexandrian died at Inova Alexandria Hospital from complications of pneumonia. She was 91.
Respect for Law Awards Presented in Vienna
PFC Jason Mizer and MPO Tim Seitz win Optimist Club of Greater Vienna annual award for outstanding police officers.
Logan Festival Returns to 1st Stage in McLean
Festival showcases some of the nation’s notable solo performing artists.
From Classroom to Hospital
Students in surgical program have jobs as soon as they graduate.
Ever since Lesly Alvarenga was little she always felt like having a career in the medical field was her calling — and she has not looked back since.
Virginia Sheriffs’ Institute Awards Scholarships
Sheriff Stacey Kincaid presents scholarships to local law enforcement and criminal justice majors.
Opinion: Letter To the Editor: Unorthodox At Best
Citizens have the right to expect that our local government will make decisions on their behalf only after holding a public hearing and listening to their informed opinions. The great failure of the Potomac Yard Metro decision process is for this hearing, the procedure normally followed was discarded.