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Fund for Fire Damaged Belle View Businesses Established

Pitch in to help businesses damaged and devastated by fire, water.

Fire Benefit Fund

Letter: Del. Murphy Fights Gun Store Location, Parisot Stays Silent

To the Editor

It was unconscionable that Craig Parisot, the challenger for the 34th House District, evaded a question at the McLean Citizens Association debates concerning his position on the gun shop opening for business next to an elementary school in McLean.

Project for Arts Says Thanks

Honors Volunteers on Valentine's Day

Project for Arts Says Thanks

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‘Brownie Mouse’ by Centreville author Debbie Joski Schmidt

Centreville author Debbie Joski Schmidt has released her first children’s book entitled, “The Adventures of Brownie Mouse, Story One: Brownie’s Brownie Shop.”

’Tis the Season: A ‘Think Small’ Shopping Guide

Looking at specialty shops around the corner.

’Tis the Season: A ‘Think Small’ Shopping Guide

’Tis the Season: A ‘Think Small’ Shopping Guide

Looking at specialty shops around the corner.

’Tis the Season: A ‘Think Small’ Shopping Guide

’Tis the Season: A ‘Think Small’ Shopping Guide

Looking at specialty shops around the corner.

’Tis the Season: A ‘Think Small’ Shopping Guide

’Tis the Season: A ‘Think Small’ Shopping Guide

Looking at specialty shops around the corner.

’Tis the Season: A ‘Think Small’ Shopping Guide

Succumb to Your Sweet Tooth

Small, locally run ice cream shops offer retreat from the heat.

Succumb to Your Sweet Tooth

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Vienna Shop Vandalized, $100,000 Damage

Postnet suffered the loss of its equipment and infrastructure in store rampage.

When Postnet locked its doors on the evening of Feb. 5, none of the staff could have imagined the destruction its employees would bear witness to the next morning. A vandal, apparently holding a grudge against employees, trashed the printing shop during the night, wrecking all the shop’s equipment – from $44,000 digital presses to the coffee maker and microwave – to the tune of more than $100,000.

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Burke Gems & Beads in a Business of Beauty

After seven years, local bead artists have found a niche.

Burke bead shop.

For Local Retailers: A Real 'Black Friday'

If retail sales trend continues, it will be a winner.

For Local Retailers: A Real 'Black Friday'

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Thrift Shop Gift Ideas in Herndon

The Closet, Bargain Loft, offer gift ideas that support local charities.

While there’s no shortage of standard brick-and-mortar and online places to shop for this holiday season, several thrift shops in Herndon offer special gift opportunities, as well as a chance to help the less fortunate while doing so.

Making Spirits Bright 12/12/2012

FACETS helps children give presents to their siblings.

No matter people’s income levels, their children still want presents at Christmastime. So each year, FACETS holds Sibling Shops, enabling children to peruse a variety of toys, games and other items, select gifts for their brothers and sisters and have them wrapped.

A Time for Giving

FACETS helps children give presents to siblings.

All year ’round, FACETS helps people in poverty in Fairfax County. It works with families living in public-housing communities and having an average income under $20,000 for a family of four. It also aids those who are, or recently were, homeless.

Commentary: Consider Fair Trade Shopping

When we go shopping for tea, chocolate, clothes, or even sports equipment, most of us never pause to consider the conditions under which those products were made.

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  • By Melanie Kapinos, Member of the Alexandria Fair Trade Steering Committee
  • July 24, 2013
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Christmas Comes to Potomac

Two local home decor stores to hold holiday open houses.

While many are making last minute preparations for Halloween, some local merchants are putting the final touches on their Christmas displays.

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Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You ...

Some voters doubt whether they will gain by voting.

Jim Moore says the election this year has caused dissent and divisiveness, even in his barber shop.

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Shopping Locally in Vienna

Small Business Saturday inspires decorating contest among Vienna stores.

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Chantilly: Fast-Food Restaurant Proposed

Chantilly Place Shopping Center needs county’s OK for drive-through window.

A new, fast-food restaurant is planned for the Chantilly Place Shopping Center on Willard Road, east of Route 28. It just needs Fairfax County’s approval for a drive-through use associated with it.