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Creating Balance During the Holidays

Advanced planning is one of the keys to seasonal harmony.

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Following the Money from High-Interest Lenders to Virginia Lawmakers

Campaign cash helps undermine efforts to create consumer protections.

Recent years have seen increased scrutiny of high-interest lenders, businesses that offer a variety of loans at interest rates that often exceed 300 percent. Now campaign finance disclosures show the industry is spreading its influence across the political spectrum with about $800,000 in political contributions this election cycle according to data from the Virginia Public Access Project.

On the Ballot

A look at statewide candidates and where they get their money.

Voters across Virginia will be headed to the polls Tuesday Nov. 7. Here’s a look at what’s on the ballot.


Nonprofit Dental Clinic Fills a Need

Serving more than 2,500 low-income patients a year.

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Supporting Anti-Slavery Effort

Virginia Tire & Auto donates portion of proceeds from oil changes.

International Justice Mission

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Vienna-McLean-Great Falls Entertainment Calendar through November 20

Vienna-McLean-Great Falls Entertainment Calendar


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Melodic Harmonies of Nature Tune Out Urban Noise in Vienna

Local choir performs “Surround Sound” one night only.

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Baha’i Followers Celebrate at Vienna Town Green

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Halloween Parade Held in Vienna

Politicians, marching bands, police and fire departments, and ghouls and goblins march down Maple Avenue.



Commentary: Poll Favors Housing

Voters strongly believe that people who work in their community should be able to find a home there.


Editorial: Don’t Stay Home

Your vote counts this round; nation is watching.

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Who Will Help Dreamers and Refugees?

Individuals, religious groups and other organizations share same goal.


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Facing – and Fighting – the Opioid Crisis

Connolly and Bulova host Opioid Crisis Roundtable.

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Shifting Political Battlefield for Virginia General Assembly

Solid blue urban areas separated by political beltway from solid red exurbs.

Northern Virginia has more competitive seats than any other part of the commonwealth, a ring of districts that forms a beltway of sorts separating the inner solid blue in Arlington and Alexandria from the solid red in rural and exurban seats in Loudoun and Prince William. That puts Fairfax County squarely in the driver’s seat this November, when Democrats hope to pick up seats in an election that has balanced local issues like schools and roads with the ongoing reaction to President Donald Trump.