A Reston resident who already teaches meditation and yoga in the area will soon add contrast therapy to her repetoire of wellness offerings.
SweatHouz is targeting a late spring or early summer opening for its upcoming location at RTC West (12100 Sunset Hills Road, Suite R9), according to franchise owner Natalie Siewers.
Heads up, local fans of youth ice hockey: USA Hockey’s national championships are coming to town.
The 2025 Chipotle-USA Hockey Girls Tier II 16-under National Championship will play out at two venues in Northern Virginia this week, from April 2-6.
Finding an affordable apartment home in Tysons Corner that matches your fast-paced lifestyle just got easier. Indigo at McLean Station delivers the ultimate connected experience, situated just steps from the McLean Metro Station. We invite you to experience our neighborhood firsthand during our Open House on Saturday, November 14th, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
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Join us at 1750 Old Meadow Rd, McLean, VA 22102 to find your new home. For complete layout details, qualifying income limits, and virtual video walkthroughs, visit our official website or connect with our leasing office at (571) 786-5546. Can’t make the Open House? Schedule a Tour Today and we’ll be happy to show you around.
*Specials apply to new applicants only, on select apartments, are subject to change, and may have additional terms and conditions.
Wistful remembrances mingled with excitement for the future, as local elected officials, library staff and community members gave Patrick Henry Library in Vienna an early send-off over the weekend.
The 13,800-square-foot library building, which has stood at 101 Maple Avenue East since 1971, is set to be replaced this summer. When the branch reopens in about two years, it’ll feature not only expanded and upgraded facilities, but also an entirely new name — the Vienna-Carter Library.
A strewn cigarette butt appears to be the cause of a two-alarm house fire in Springfield over the weekend.
The “improper disposal of smoking materials” caused more than $90,000 in damages to a house in the 7000 block of Hill Stream Court on Sunday (March 30), the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department said.
Spend the evening with Washington Spirit alum and former USWNT player Joanna Lohman, a true DMV women’s soccer legend.
This is your chance to meet Joanna in person, hear the stories behind the career, the competition, and The Amazing Race, and experience the kind of sports moment you’ll still be talking about long after the night is over.
Fairfax County leaders have agreed to some proposals from the local NAACP branch on how to address homeless encampments, but divides between the civil rights organization and county government on the issue remain.
Perhaps the biggest point of contention is whether outside observers should be allowed on site when camps are dismantled.
Fairfax has scored a Top 5 spot on a ranking of the healthiest counties in the U.S.
The 2025 Niche rankings released last week found that Fairfax County is the fifth healthiest county in the country based on a review of 2,764 counties.
Eighth-grader Nikita Ramakrishnan bested 86 spellers to win the Fairfax County Spelling Bee March 23.
Ramakrishnan, a student at Rocky Run Middle School in Chantilly, claimed the title after spelling “xanthic,” an adjective of Greek origin meaning “colored with some tint of yellow – used of a flower.”
Cherry Blossoms Boost Metro Ridership — Metro says Friday, Saturday and Sunday (March 28-30) were its busiest days since 2020, with 28 stations setting post-2020 single-day ridership records. Demand was fueled by the Tidal Basin cherry blossoms hitting peak bloom, a busy day at the National Zoo and opening weekend games for the Washington Nationals. [WMATA/Bluesky]
Dulles Airport Highway Reduced to One Lane — “Starting [Monday, March 31], traffic will be restricted to one lane in both directions on the Dulles Airport Access Highway between Hunter Mill Road and Beulah Road around the clock for paving work. Allow additional time for merging.” [Dulles Airport/X]
Federal Layoffs Could Affect Child Care Centers — Despite mandating that federal employees return to the office, the Trump administration has eliminated an office that oversees dozens of child-care centers housed in federal buildings “leaving them vulnerable to a drop in quality, higher costs or outright closure, former employees said.” [Washington Post]
DCA Worker Charged With Assault — “A Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport employee was arrested for an air traffic control tower fight, according to the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA).” The air traffic controller was put on leave Saturday (March 29) following the incident on Thursday night (March 27), an FAA spokesperson said. [WJLA]
Va. Schools Under Scrutiny Based on ‘Parental Rights’ Laws — “The U.S. Department of Education is putting Virginia schools on notice, warning they could lose federal funding and face further investigation if they fail to comply with parental rights laws.” The move appears to stem from debates over whether schools should be required to disclose a student’s gender transition to parents. [Virginia Mercury]
Temporary Art Galleries to Pop Up Around Annandale — “‘Art in Daily Spaces,’ an exhibition of 21 local artists in a variety of media, opens to the public April 5 in six locations across Annandale. The exhibition, now in its second year, was organized by Community Art for Everyone (CAFE) and sponsored by ArtsFairfax.” [Annandale Today]
Meet Teacher Behind Reston Community Newsletter — Herndon High School English and journalism teacher Dawn Stuvland Crosson started the Reston Letter in early 2023 after seeing “a lapse in local reporting in her community … The free, local, monthly printed newspaper is mailed to more than 23,000 Reston residents.” [Northern Virginia Magazine]
Oakton Teen Advocates for Rare Disease Research — “Isolation was becoming a problem in 2020 when the world was beginning to learn about COVID-19. The feeling of being alone become much more severe when Khartik Uppalapati was diagnosed with two rare diseases.” The experience inspired the Oakton High School student to co-found the nonprofit advocacy group RareGen. [WTOP]
It’s Tuesday — Expect sunshine and a high temperature near 59 degrees, accompanied by a northwest wind ranging from 11 to 16 mph and gusts up to 25 mph. As the night progresses, there will be increasing clouds and the temperature will drop to around 43 degrees, with an east wind blowing at a speed of 3 to 7 mph. [NWS]
Bae Down the Line Sports Center Inc.
Trading as: DTL Sports Center
4317 Ravensworth Rd.
Annandale, VA 222003
The above establishment is applying to the VIRGINIA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL (ABC) AUTHORITY for a Retail Annual Mixed Beverage Application – Sports Facility, Wine, Beer, Mixed Beverages, Consumed On and Off Premises license to sell or manufacture alcoholic beverages.
Jimmy Bae/Partner
NOTE: Objections to the issuance of this license must be submitted to ABC no later than 30 days from the publishing date of the first of two required newspaper legal notices. Objections should be registered at www.abc.virginia.gov or (800) 552-3200.
