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.
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By Brian Trompeter
After a request by a local club and the acquiescence of a narrow majority of neighbors, the Vienna Parks and Recreation Department will expand Saturday hours for pickleball playing in February, town officials announced Jan. 8.
By Brian Trompeter
Following the Vienna Town Council’s November elections in odd-numbered years, newly elected members will be sworn in at 6 p.m. at Town Hall the first business day of the new year.
By Brian Trompeter
Proposed new outdoor-dining rules, modeled on ones implemented during the pandemic, on Jan. 10 earned the unanimous recommendation of the Fairfax County Planning Commission.
By Brian Trompeter
A delegate from the Newport News area has done what Vienna Town Council members sought in their 2024 legislative agenda: introduced legislation that would move municipal elections from November back to May, if localities requested it.
It didn’t get very far in 2023, but a local member of the General Assembly has brought back a proposal requiring all school systems across the commonwealth to have a student representative.
The bill, HB 958, is patroned by Del. Alfonso Lopez (D-Arlington), and is similar in scope to one he introduced in last year’s session.
By Brian Trompeter
American Legion Post 270 in McLean recently bestowed honors on four local students who participated in the post’s annual oratorical contest.
By Brian Trompeter
Vienna residents and business owners soon will have the chance to learn more about the Washington area’s economy, the town’s role in that ecosystem and practical details about Vienna’s recently updated zoning code.
By Brian Trompeter
2024 is shaping up to be a bountiful year for local theater, with troupes in McLean, Vienna and Tysons already lining up a wide range of entertainment for the public.
By Brian Trompeter
Just 67 hours into his tenure as Dranesville District’s new supervisor – and with a newborn daughter to tend to at home – Jimmy Bierman told the McLean Citizens Association (MCA) board of directors Jan. 3 that he already is focusing on multiple issues facing the community.