A Tornado Warning is in effect for Fairfax County this evening, per the National Weather Service.
The warning is in effect until 5:15 p.m. today (Monday). A map detailing the area that may be impacted is below.
Tornado Warning including Cherry Hill VA, Triangle VA and Dumfries VA until 5:15 PM EDT pic.twitter.com/Gp0VfQQhyR
— NWS Baltimore-Washington (@NWS_BaltWash) September 12, 2022
More rescued beagles are coming today to the Fairfax County Animal Shelter. The arrival comes after a first wave of 16 dogs arrived at the shelter in early August.
The floppy-eared, tail-wagging beagles come from Envigo research facility in Cumberland after a judge ordered the facility to relate the dogs due to their inhumane treatment. The facility bred the dogs to be sold to laboratories for animal experimentation.
:Our newest ten are all boys, and they were quiet and well-behaved on the drive back. Once back at the shelter they were so happy to stretch their legs, play with each other, and get lots of attention from shelter staff,” according to the animal shelter.
Reasa Currier, the director of the animal shelter, says that the new beagles are not available yet. They will be neutered but should be available later this week.
The first wave of beagles were adopted “immediately and are thriving in their adoptive homes,” Currier told FFXnow. The shelter had “lines out the door of potential adoptors” for them.
The shelter is working with the Humane Society of the United States to bring the dogs to temporary shelters for adoption.
State Sen. Jennifer Boysko, a Democrat representing the 33rd district, is expected to attend a welcoming today for the beagles at the shelter. State legislators recently signed policies — known as the beagle bills — to protect dogs and cats who are bred for research.
This is likely the last wave of beagles that will be available for adoption of the 4,000 that were rescued.
There are homes you can actually afford, and then there are homes that are just fun to look at.
Our list of the most expensive recently-sold homes in Fairfax County, below, is definitely the latter for all but the most well heeled.
- 7972 Georgetown Pike (McLean) — 8 BD/8.5 BA single-family home — $4,175,000
- 9211 Black Riffles Court (Great Falls) — 6 BD/10.5 BA single-family home — $3,442,500
- 2152 Crimmins Lane (Falls Church) — 6 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $2,150,000
- 9703 Layminster Lane (Vienna) — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,895,000
- 1480 Waterfront Road (Reston) — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,850,100
- 6716 Danforth Street (McLean) — 5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home — $1,780,000
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There are homes you can actually afford, and then there are homes that are just fun to look at.
Our list of the most expensive recently-sold homes in Fairfax County, below, is definitely the latter for all but the most well heeled.
- 1012 Founders Ridge Lane — 7 BD/10.5 BA single-family home — $8,700,000
- 6023 Rockton Court — 3 BD/2.5 BA single-family home — $7,292,022
- 203 Carrwood Road — 6 BD/8.5 BA single-family home — $5,000,000
- 637 Innsbruck Avenue — 6 BD/8.5 BA single-family home — $4,500,000
- 8341 Springhaven Garden Lane — 5 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $3,550,000
- 2200 Trott Avenue — 6 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $2,828,037
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There are homes you can actually afford, and then there are homes that are just fun to look at.
Our list of the most expensive recently-sold homes in Fairfax County, below, is definitely the latter for all but the most well heeled.
- 576 Innsbruck Avenue — 6 BD/7.5 BA single-family home — $10,500,000
- 1000 Turkey Run Road — 5 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $8,250,000
- 6922 River Oaks Drive — 7 BD/7.5 BA single-family home — $4,141,679
- 101 Mashie Court SE — 7 BD/7.5 BA single-family home — $2,901,365
- 2809 Marshall Lake Drive — 5 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,150,000
- 12796 Rose Grove Drive — 4 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,076,798
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There are homes you can actually afford, and then there are homes that are just fun to look at.
Our list of the most expensive recently-sold homes in Fairfax County, below, is definitely the latter for all but the most well heeled.
- 1165 Chain Bridge Road — 5 BD/6 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $10,000,000
- 696 Bucks Lane — 7 BD/7 BA, 3 half bath single-family home — $5,250,000
- 3109 Whimbrell Court — 5 BD/5 BA, 3 half bath single-family home — $3,450,000
- 1108 Dead Run Drive — 7 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $3,236,327
- 504 Nelson Drive NE — 5 BD/5 BA, 3 half bath single-family home — $3,000,000
- 7027 Elizabeth Drive — 6 BD/7 BA single-family home — $2,825,000
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There are homes you can actually afford, and then there are homes that are just fun to look at.
Our list of the most expensive recently-sold homes in Fairfax County, below, is definitely the latter for all but the most well heeled.
- 2524 Rocky Branch Road — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $3,900,000
- 1177 Orlo Drive — 5 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $3,700,000
- 7811 Twincrest Court — 8 BD/6 BA, 3 half bath single-family home — $3,500,000
- 8747 Brook Road — 7 BD/8.5 BA single-family home — $3,175,000
- 6210 Kellogg Drive — 6 BD/6.5 BA single-family home — $2,880,000
- 1356 Belasco Valley Circle — 6 BD/5.5 BA single-family home — $2,739,505
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There are homes you can actually afford, and then there are homes that are just fun to look at.
Our list of the most expensive recently-sold homes in Fairfax County, below, is definitely the latter for all but the most well heeled.
- 6622 Malta Lane — 6 BD/8.5 BA single-family home — $7,400,000
- 7853 Langley Ridge Road — 8 BD/10 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $5,550,000
- 957 MacKall Farms Lane — 7 BD/7 BA, 3 half bath single-family home — $4,200,000
- 1125 Laurelwood Drive — 6 BD/7 BA, 4 half bath single-family home — $4,000,000
- 7800 Meritage Lane — 7 BD/6 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $3,857,000
- 8446 Portland Place — 5 BD/7 BA, 2 half bath single-family home — $3,700,000
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