Potomac — The day before Potomac’s St. James Episcopal Church Rector the Rev. Cynthia (Cindy) Baskin and her husband Bob were to leave on their once-in-a-lifetime 480 mile pilgrimage through ...
There’s little doubt that Chantilly’s Xuan Kha Tran Pham threatened a woman in his neighborhood and then violently attacked staff members in the Fairfax City office of U.S. Rep. Connolly (D-11th). But ...
Cornerstones, the nonprofit organization and contracted provider based in Reston has “purposely worked to strengthen the local community and help individuals and families living in crisis.” And they ...
We’re here just hanging out, connecting with people,” said Brandie Allen, the Mount Vernon Station’s Community Outreach ...
“We had about 160 guests,” said SSA executive director Mary Lee Anderson. “This was the 15th annual SSA Oktoberfest and we raised just over $45,000 to support nutrition, companionship and ...
“Magic Hour” is a comedy according to Jacqueline Christry, the filmmaker but … “Magic Hour” is also a drama. “The greatest challenge, you know all the way through, was getting everybody—the actors, ...
Alexandria's 11th annual Spooky Mad Scientist Expo, a Halloween-themed celebration designed to make learning both exciting and a little eerie. Children and parents explored interactive exhibits where ...
In a ribbon-cutting on Saturday, Supervisor Rodney Lusk and other county government service leaders welcomed the community to the new Franconia District Governmental Center, now housing many county ...
Fairfax County police are investigating the fatal stabbing of an adult woman who was found near the Great Falls and McLean border the morning of Aug. 17. Detectives from FCPS Major Crimes Bureau are ...
It’s an old-fashioned game of musical chairs in central Springfield, and the rumors are flying around that no one seems to be able to officially confirm. There is one fact though, the old Giant Food ...
The Great Falls Citizens Association welcomed Fairfax County School Board Representative Robyn Lady (Dranesville) to its virtual town hall, open to the public and held Monday evening, June 17.
Reston Strong, which supports Fairfax County's largest tent encampment, arranged interviews with four unsheltered people experiencing homelessness living in an encampment in Reston Town Center North.