By Brian Trompeter
A state Senate bill to allow more accessory-dwelling units (ADUs) in residential areas has been moved to next year’s General Assembly session for consideration, but Northern Virginia government officials oppose the legislation, saying it would overrule local zoning authority.
By Brian Trompeter
The March 5 “Super Tuesday” presidential primaries will be hectic enough, so a tornado-preparedness event now will not be swirled into the mix.
By Brian Trompeter
A proposed Tysons casino has been tabled until next year for further discussion in the General Assembly, but local civic activists on Feb. 20 reminded the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors of their adamant opposition to the gaming facility.
By Brian Trompeter
Fairfax County households on average would pay about $524 more under the fiscal 2025 budget proposed Feb. 20 by County Executive Bryan Hill.
By Brian Trompeter
It took two votes that failed by the same 4-3 margin, but the Vienna Town Council on Feb. 26 decided against proceeding with final-design work for a new sidewalk on Johnson Street, S.W.
Senior won four big meets during the 2023-24 high-school campaign
She saved her best for last.
Seniors help Statesmen finish 10th in team standings
What already had been a standout season leading up to state tournament became much better for Soren Pirhoun when the Marshall Statesmen senior won the 215-pound Class 6 wrestling championship at the Virginia High School League event.
By Brian Trompeter
The Vienna Business Association (VBA) on Feb. 15 installed its 2024 board of directors, reviewed its mission and accomplishments, and briefed members on upcoming initiatives and how they can pitch in.
By Brian Trompeter
Fairfax County supervisors are open to implementing a permit program to let residents enter and leave neighborhoods where cut-through traffic is banned during certain hours.
By Brian Trompeter
When the new Vienna library opens in fall 2026, it no longer will be named after Founding Father Patrick Henry, but will have a new moniker: Vienna-Carter Library.
