This is a Full-Time position and one that requires strong organizational skills and positive people skills, as well as a high degree of competency in Microsoft Office and other basic computer software programs.
The Director’s qualifications must meet or exceed the State of Virginia Standards for Program Director.
Wood & Iron Game Day Restaurant is coming soon to Arlington, and we’re building our opening team! We’re now hiring for all positions, including front-of-house, back-of-house, and management roles.
Wood & Iron is known for made-in-house food, a high-energy game day atmosphere, and a team-first culture. Whether you’re a seasoned hospitality professional or looking to grow your career in a fast-paced, fun environment, we’d love to meet you.
📣 League of Women Voters of Arlington & Alexandria City (LWVAAC) is hosting a virtual candidate forum for Virginia Senate District 39 and Virginia House District 5.
Your voice matters and it’s a double-header!
After months of nail-biting uncertainty and an intense search, Tennis String Theory — a boutique tennis shop known for precision, education, and highly personalized service — is proud to announce its new Falls Church location, just minutes from its former home.
The relocation marks an important milestone for the locally owned tennis business, which specializes in expert racket fitting, professional tennis stringing, and personalized service for players of all levels. Finding the right space was both stressful and challenging, as the team sought a location that was affordable, accessible, and supportive of long-term growth in the Falls Church community.
Christine Hissong, a Fairfax-based Collaborative divorce attorney and member
of the Virginia Collaborative Professionals, will speak at the McLean Community
“I love that The Village School preserves childhood through play,” says Avani Cheriathandum, a parent of two students at the school. “In an area so focused on achievement, it’s refreshing to find a school that recognizes the unique and critical role of play in a child’s development.”
At The Village School, we believe that play is not just a break from learning, but an essential part of it. While many schools have been cutting back on playtime in favor of more academic instruction and structured activities, we’ve taken a different approach. All of our learners (in PreK-8) enjoy an average of 2 hours of daily playtime – and the results speak for themselves.
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WCP has launched a full brand and website redesign that reflects who they are today: a modern, relationship-driven lender committed to helping real estate investors succeed with honest guidance, flexible solutions, and support that goes far beyond funding.
The redesign marks an important shift as the company continues to expand beyond the Washington, DC region into new East Coast markets. The updated brand removes geographic limitations and brings forward what borrowers consistently say sets WCP apart: real communication, real people, and a genuine investment in every client’s long-term success.
Fairfax County, VA continues to grow as a major center for corporate teams, associations, technology companies, and community organizations. As more of these groups rely on professional video to communicate, train, and host events, Rescue Media, an Alexandria-based video production and webcasting company, is expanding its long-term partnerships throughout Fairfax County. Many Fairfax organizations now count on Rescue Media for dependable, year-round video support that keeps their communication consistent and clear.
Rescue Media works with Fairfax-area associations, nonprofits, corporate teams, and community groups on a wide range of ongoing content. Their projects include leadership updates, annual meetings, multi-session conferences, training videos, campaign messaging, and regular hybrid event coverage.
Ribbon Cutting Celebration Set for December 22 at 1 PM Tennis String Theory, the region’s trusted destination for racquet expertise and community-centered tennis services, is celebrating the grand opening of its temporary POP UP location in Alexandria following the sale of its longtime Falls Church location. To mark the transition and welcome the community into the new space, TST will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on December 22 at 1 PM, held in partnership with the Alexandria Economic Development Partnership.
Conveniently located at 4926 Eisenhower Ave #C, Alexandria, VA, the new POP UP will continue offering professional racquet stringing, gear guidance, and personalized support for players of all ages and levels—ensuring uninterrupted service while the company works to secure its next permanent home. The Falls Church location will officially close on January 1, 2026, with the Seven Corners drop-off location remaining available throughout the transition.
