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‘Vision, Passion and Selfless Dedication’ in the City of Fairfax

Pajardo honored as 2017 Education Leader of the Year.

‘It Just Makes Me Feel Good’ Veterans Day

OLLI honors veterans with annual celebration.

Fairfax veterans

Olde Forestville School History Recounted

Opinion: Letter to Editor: Students Rely On Bike Lanes

Letter to Editor- Bike Lanes

Alexandria Entertainment Calendar Through Dec. 1

Alexandria Entertainment Calendar

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Free DASH Rides for TC Students

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.

Potomac Almanac Entertainment Calendar through November 20

Potomac Entertainment Calendar

‘Lost in Yonkers’ Being Performed in Potomac

Congregation Har Shalom's Peace Mountain Theatre Company presents Neil Simon comedy.

Appetite: Small Plates, Craft Cocktails Reign Supreme at DRP Reserve

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.

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.