Minsky finishes first in boys 3,200 race and runs on winning relay team
What a way to end a high-school running career – with two state championships, one being his first individual Virginia crown.
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Senior runner Exley leads the Panthers by winning two races.
By scoring points in multiple events, most significantly the distance races and relays, the Potomac School Panthers defended their state track and field championship.
By Brian Trompeter
The move away from new office buildings continues apace in Tysons.
By Brian Trompeter
Three “Spring Solo Exhibitions” now on display at McLean Project for the Arts (MPA) feature modified books with sculptural elements, architectural designs bursting with translucent color and oil paintings that combine talismans with cloudy skies and multi-colored patterns.
The sanctuary of Lewinsville Presbyterian Church reverberated with melodies of peace, harmony and unity May 5 as the seventh annual McLean Interfaith Concert unfolded.
This year’s theme, “Building Bridges Through Music,” encapsulated the essence of the event, which saw a combined choir from eight local congregations serenading an audience of about 250 attendees.
By Brian Trompeter
Viva! Vienna! draws tens of thousands of people to Vienna’s historic Church Street each Memorial Day weekend, but it hasn’t always been the bustling extravaganza it is now.
Despite a year-over-year uptick in sales and a new monthly record sales price, the Washington region’s homes market may be reaching an affordability crunch that could cause a weak summer sales period.
That’s one possibility posited by Bright MLS, the region’s multiple-listing service, in parsing April sales data.
By Brian Trompeter
Downtown McLean will be getting more housing units, following the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ unanimous approval May 7 to rezone part of the McLean Professional Park property for residential use.
By Brian Trompeter
Having somewhat assuaged planning staff’s concerns, Cityline Partners LLC received unanimous approval from Fairfax County supervisors May 7 to build a hotel instead of a planned office building in eastern Tysons.
By Brian Trompeter
Ten adult candidates running for four available seats in the upcoming McLean Community Center (MCC) Governing Board election made their cases May 1 at the McLean Citizens Association board of directors meeting.