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LeMunyon Seat May Be Democrats' Best Chance of Taking Out GOP Incumbent

House District 67 is one of the most hotly contested races of the year.

On paper, the 67th House District seems like solidly blue territory. Democrat Hillary Clinton won it with almost 60 percent of the vote. But Republican Del. Jim LeMunyon (R-67) has been in office for four terms, a time that this slice of Northern Virginia has been trending increasingly toward the Democratic Party. That puts this district in the spotlight as one of the most competitive House of Delegates races in Virginia, and it’s one reason supporters of Democrat Karrie Delaney say she's got a shot at ousting LeMunyon.

Susie and Win Redmond with their 1967 442 Oldsmobile

Tale of Two Waterfronts

With the opening of The Wharf, the Potomac River gets a little more crowded.

Sports: Junior Umpires Make the Calls for Ft. Hunt Little League

Teens cover nearly 70 percent of umpire slots.

Fairfax City Schools Receive VML Award

Flu Shot Clinic Serves Double Duty as Disaster-Planning Scenario

Planning for the worst while helping city residents feel their best.

Alexandria is in the grip of a medical emergency. A mysterious strain of influenza is creating a deadly health crisis, and it doesn’t seem to be responding to the standard flu vaccine. Wait. Calm down. It’s just a disaster planning scenario.

Paying Tribute to Veterans in Herndon

The Elusive Trail of the Bunnyman Urban Myth

Fairfax County Library investigator: ‘This Guy Doesn’t Exist.’

Bunnyman Bridge Urban Legend

Ethics Day Held at Madison High in Vienna

Lead Judge Bob ‘The Tree Man’ Brickner and Jane Jarrell pictured with the certificate for …

Runnymede Park, The Hidden Gem of Herndon

NatureFest 2017 showcases the park's assets and combines learning and fun.

What A Sweet Ride in Herndon

Herndon Parks & Recreation Department debuts their inaugural Cupcake Bike Ride.

Pendulum Politics in Northern Virginia

House District 34 has swung to the left, the right and back again.

Northern Virginia’s wealthiest suburbs are also some of its most hotly contested battleground precincts, the House of Delegates district surrounding Great Falls that’s swung left and right and left again in recent years. What once was the home of legendary Republican Vince Callahan has become kind of jump ball after he announced his retirement a decade ago.