By Brian Trompeter
“Connect and Elevate,” the theme of the Women’s Center’s upcoming 2024 Leadership Conference, will take aim at the isolation that afflicts many people and limits their potential.
Author: GazetteLeader
By Brian Trompeter
Vienna Town Manager Mercury Payton’s nearly $53.8 million proposed budget for fiscal year 2025 calls for no change in the real-estate-tax rate and 4-percent raises for most town employees.
By Brian Trompeter
The McLean Citizens Association (MCA) welcomed new School Board member Robyn Lady (Dranesville District) to its March 6 board meeting and promptly peppered her with questions on school renovations, safety and enrollment.
By Brian Trompeter
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on March 5 unanimously agreed to advertise a maximum real-estate-tax rate of $1.135 per $100 assessed value for the proposed fiscal year 2025 budget.
By Brian Trompeter
McLean Citizens Association (MCA) board members on March 6 passed a resolution supporting a mixed-use development plan in eastern Tysons, but urged county officials to pay extra attention to growing pressures on schools, traffic and public services.
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Tarr of host school Oakton among the seniors in contest
The popular Suburban Classic again will be held in March with one big difference this year – there will be two games instead of one.
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Priester has won more than 800 games and multiple post-season tournaments
In addition to winning his 800th career game as a high-school basketball coach this season, Fred Priester also was the recipient of another significant achievement when he was voted into the Virginia High School Hall of Fame.
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Guard/forward is one of program’s all-time scoring leaders
The team didn’t have a strong season, but individually Raigan McCalla enjoyed a standout girls basketball campaign for the Flint Hill Huskies.
By Brian Trompeter
Aiming to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2030, the leaders of Church of the Holy Comforter (Episcopal) in Vienna are advancing with plans to build a solar array on the site’s lower parking lot.
By Brian Trompeter
McLean Volunteer Fire Department officials for the first time in the department’s 103-year history have a third ambulance available to serve the public.