Author: GazetteLeader

By Brian Trompeter

The move away from new office buildings continues apace in Tysons.

By Brian Trompeter

Three “Spring Solo Exhibitions” now on display at McLean Project for the Arts (MPA) feature modified books with sculptural elements, architectural designs bursting with translucent color and oil paintings that combine talismans with cloudy skies and multi-colored patterns.

By Brian Trompeter

Viva! Vienna! draws tens of thousands of people to Vienna’s historic Church Street each Memorial Day weekend, but it hasn’t always been the bustling extravaganza it is now.

By Brian Trompeter

Downtown McLean will be getting more housing units, following the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ unanimous approval May 7 to rezone part of the McLean Professional Park property for residential use.

By Brian Trompeter

Having somewhat assuaged planning staff’s concerns, Cityline Partners LLC received unanimous approval from Fairfax County supervisors May 7 to build a hotel instead of a planned office building in eastern Tysons.

By Brian Trompeter

Ten adult candidates running for four available seats in the upcoming McLean Community Center (MCC) Governing Board election made their cases May 1 at the McLean Citizens Association board of directors meeting.

By Brian Trompeter

Having found success several years ago with a mini-roundabout at Park and Locust streets, S.E., the Vienna town government now would like to install one at another T-shaped intersection at Church and East streets, N.E.