Title was team’s third in four seasons
A winning formula of having vast talent and depth was displayed by the Langley Saxons as the boys high-school team remained atop the swimming and diving throne of the 6D North Region.
Title was team’s third in four seasons
A winning formula of having vast talent and depth was displayed by the Langley Saxons as the boys high-school team remained atop the swimming and diving throne of the 6D North Region.
By Brian Trompeter
The former Sheraton Premiere hotel in Tysons on Jan. 23 received a second life from the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors.
By Brian Trompeter
A proposed Tysons casino has generated opposition from local civic groups, and the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors also is expressing misgivings about the prospect.
By Brian Trompeter
As they did last year, the Vienna Town Council agreed Jan. 29 to set four top priorities as its goals for the year ahead.
By Brian Trompeter
The form it eventually will take has yet to be determined, but a commercial parcel in Merrifield now is cleared for upgrades or redevelopment.
By Brian Trompeter
To protect McLean neighborhoods overrun by commuters cutting through to avoid bottlenecks on Route 7, Interstate 495 and other major roads, newly elected Fairfax Supervisor Jimmy Bierman (D-Dranesville) wants to restrict peak-hour traffic in those neighborhoods, but exempt residents living there using a vehicle-sticker program.
By Brian Trompeter
It may not be popular with local civic groups, but a bill to let Fairfax County hold a referendum on building a casino in Tysons is advancing in the state Senate.
By Brian Trompeter
The Vienna Department of Economic Development’s first-ever “State of the Economy” event provided information, spectacle, tasty food and town-promoting swag to about 70 people who filled the Vienna Community Center’s auditorium Jan. 18.
By Brian Trompeter
Civic associations in Great Falls, McLean, Vienna, Oakton and Providence District are not letting up in their monitoring of local affairs, advocacy with government officials and provision of community events.
By Brian Trompeter
Having outgrown its main facility in Great Falls, equine-therapy group Lift Me Up! soon will begin providing wellness programs at a satellite location in the community.