Meet WSHnow, FFXnow’s newest sister site.
The recently launched website is designed to serve as a one-stop hub for local news from Fairfax County and other communities across the D.C. region.
Meet WSHnow, FFXnow’s newest sister site.
The recently launched website is designed to serve as a one-stop hub for local news from Fairfax County and other communities across the D.C. region.
FFXnow can now publish legal notices for Fairfax County.
FFXnow’s publisher Local News Now LLC was notified this week that a circuit court judge had approved its petition in December. That followed the enactment of a new state law last July that made Virginia the first in the nation to allow legal notices on online-only local news sites.
FFXnow’s parent company has acquired the GazetteLeader amid an expansion of local news coverage.
Arlington-based Local News Now acquired the newspaper’s assets, including its archives, from Arizona-based O’Rourke Media Group, which operates 50 local publications in more than three dozen markets across the U.S.
Upon receiving court approval, FFXnow plans to start publishing legal notices.
This page will compile recently published legal notices.
As of this morning FFXnow has officially launched, expanding our Fairfax County-wide news coverage and serving as a new home for Reston Now and Tysons Reporter.
Our hyperlocal coverage areas each have their own section on the FFXnow site, but their archives will remain on the older domains, for now. Readers in the Reston and Tysons areas will continue to receive afternoon newsletters but can also sign up for FFXnow to bring them government, business, development and breaking news from across the county every weekday.
FFXnow is a new local news source for Fairfax County, from the publisher of Reston Now and Tysons Reporter.
Our reporters will bring you up-to-the-minute local news and scoops with a countywide focus.