On Thursday, May 23, Mateo Dunne, the Mount Vernon District Representative on the Fairfax County School Board, launched an effort to amend the superintendent’s proposed FY 2025 Approved Budget. Dunne ...

Getting onto the base at Fort Belvoir took another step in the secure direction when the Garrison Commander directed that, starting immediately, access to Fort Belvoir is limited to individuals with ...

On November 25, nine Alexandria deputy sheriffs graduated from the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy’s inaugural Deputy School. Deputy Amaya, Deputy Jones, Deputy Koroma, Deputy ...

Through the years along the George Washington Memorial Parkway and Mount Vernon Bike Trail, Superintendent Charles Cuvelier has been there as the National Park Service representative, taking it all in ...

Gunston Hall, “the Home of American Rights,” has a new leader, Dr. Christopher Eck, who started as executive director in January at this historic site on Mason Neck in southeastern Fairfax County. “I ...

As the Richmond Highway area revitalizes, the project at the old Mount Vernon High School plays an important role in helping local residents master technology skills and higher paying jobs. An ...

Surfside Taco Stand opened at Chesterbrook Shopping Mall on Oct. 22, and Martin says it was a great opening and a really busy ...

During critical years when a new boathouse project was being approved and constructed, Porterfield was serving as the President of the Alexandria Crew Boosters at TC Williams High School. The result, ...

Their first stop was the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, where exhibitions offered visitors an opportunity to study clothing, textiles, and design. McClure examined silhouettes, seams, ...

The Fairfax County Planning Commission deferred a decision on the controversial accessory living unit (ALU) zoning amendments following a three-hour public hearing on Oct. 29, pushing the vote to Nov.

On Oct. 24, the Fairfax County Park Authority honored the Olmi Family Foundation with the Eakin Philanthropy Award for preserving Fort Willard.

So the slave dealer has his monument, and the sisters have no known graves. But outside 1707 Duke Street, Erik Blome’s ten-foot bronze of Mary and Emily Edmonson stands beside the building where they ...