By Brian Trompeter
The Vienna Business Association (VBA) has installed its 2023 board of directors, and members say they’re eager to stay active in local affairs.
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With spring on the horizon, Virginia’s real-estate professionals seem a somewhat more upbeat bunch.
Responses to the Virginia Realtors’ trade group’s monthly “flash survey” of the membership found a more positive view of both current and future conditions, following a year that saw the marked whiplash between being red hot at the beginning and stone cold at the end.
By Brian Trompeter
Fairfax County supervisors voted 10-0 Feb. 7 to approve the county School Board’s request to rezone Mosaic Elementary School in Oakton to permit building additions and site improvements.
By Brian Trompeter
Like the true shutterbug he was, late Vienna photographer Thomas Ross “T.R.” Cook frequently mounted a chair to get just the right angle for the shot he wanted.
After a one-month burst in December where the Fairfax County single-family homes market again joined the seven-figure club, the market in January flew a little less high.
The average sales price of single-family homes that sold across the county during the first month of the new year stood at $977,209, according to figures reported by MarketStats by ShowingTime based on listing activity from Bright MLS.
By Brian Trompeter
Charts, diagrams and figures are valuable, but there’s nothing like a field trip to check out conditions on the ground.
By Brian Trompeter
A proposed mixed-used development around the West Falls Church Metrorail station has drawn plaudits from “smart-growth” advocates, but neighbors still have doubts about traffic impacts and parking availability.
By Brian Trompeter
Fairfax County supervisors on Feb. 7 honored staff, students, teachers and community members who were involved in the county’s Historical Marker Project.
By Brian Trompeter
Donald Paul Francisco brought energy and enthusiasm to bear Feb. 6 when he performed for Our Savior Lutheran Church and School students at the Woman’s Club of Arlington.
It’s been more than 80 years since a Major Leaguer hit .400. But new Del. Holly Seibold did it her first year in Virginia’s political big leagues.
Seibold (D-Vienna-Oakton) managed to get two of her five bills through the Republican-led House of Delegates and into the friendlier confines of the state Senate during her first weeks in office.