By Brian Trompeter
The Westminster School will look sharp and have some new offerings when students return to class Sept. 3.
By Brian Trompeter
The Westminster School will look sharp and have some new offerings when students return to class Sept. 3.
By Brian Trompeter
Vienna officials in March held a dedication ceremony for the long-delayed replacement bridge linking the Washington & Old Dominion Regional Trail with the historic Freeman Store & Museum.
By Brian Trompeter
Virginia had fewer homicides, but more vehicle thefts and drug arrests, during 2023, according to the annual statewide report released Aug. 20 by Virginia State Police.
By Brian Trompeter
A proposed replacement water tower in the Poplar Heights neighborhood in Falls Church has garnered much opposition from surrounding residents, who say the tower drastically would alter the neighborhood’s character.
By Brian Trompeter
Mirroring the situation across Virginia and nationwide, the Fairfax Health District is experiencing an increase in pertussis illness, also known as whooping cough.
By Brian Trompeter
As part of the 495 Express Lanes Northern Extension (495 NEXT) project, a new Georgetown Pike bridge over Interstate 495 is being built in phases to keep traffic moving throughout construction.
By Brian Trompeter
Fairfax County police on Aug. 9 arrested Langley High School head football coach David Clay Murray, 48, after he allegedly tried to solicit an undercover Frederick County (Md.) Sheriff’s Office detective posing as a minor during an online sting operation.
By Brian Trompeter
Shrevewood Elementary School students will return this fall to find a repaired air-conditioning system, enhanced positivity and environmental initiatives, and a different, but familiar, face in the principal’s office.
By Brian Trompeter
ArtsFairfax officials announced Aug. 15 that they had awarded more than $590,000 in fiscal year 2025 operating-support grants to 58 local arts-and-culture groups, an increase of eight organizations compared to last year’s total.
By Brian Trompeter
Two McLean private schools – one catering to high-school girls, the other to boys and girls in kindergarten through 12th grade – are finalizing preparations for fall classes to begin.