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Celebrating Solo Artistry in Tysons
1st Stage presents outdoor “Logan Festival of Solo Performance” at Tysons The Boro
Since 2017, 1st Stage’s annual Logan Festival of Solo Performance has been a singular presence in Northern Virginia.
Maxwell’s ‘Time’ To Shine
Singer, formerly of Arlington, releases first full-length album.
Maxwell’s ‘Time’ To Shine
Maxwell’s ‘Time’ To Shine
Singer, formerly of Arlington, releases first full-length album.
Maxwell’s ‘Time’ To Shine
Scrooge Sings Songs of the Season
Dickens’ classic is a musical at LTA.
Scrooge Sings Songs of the Season
Scrooge Sings Songs of the Season
Dickens’ classic is a musical at LTA.
Scrooge Sings Songs of the Season
Real Estate Notes
Real Estate Notes
Neighborhood: Seminary Valley June 7
Neighborhood: Seminary Valley June 7
Neighborhood: Seminary Valley June 7
Neighborhood: Seminary Valley June 7
Cedar Lane Principal Returns to Home
Jean Hall takes child-centered and teams approach to education.
Cedar Lane Principal Returns to Home
Vacation from the City
Inner-city New York City children enjoy time with host families in Northern Virginia for a two-week summer vacation.
Vacation from the City
Tour Guide for Revitalization
Founder’s Day walk explains plan recommendations.
Tour Guide for Revitalization
Preventing Risky Behavior in Students
Middle School forum aims to educate students and parents
Preventing Risky Behavior in Students
Special Delivery
Potomac Preserve and East Gate neighborhoods pay thanks to Clownie Wallace for 20 years of dedicated and personal service.
Special Delivery
Towne Square Singers Celebrate 30th Anniversary
Group performs ‘Down Memory Lane,’ a look at concerts of the past.
When it came time for the Herndon Towne Square Singers to celebrate their 30th anniversary, they knew they wanted to look to the past. The problem was, with three decades worth of shows to pull from, it wasn’t easy.
Column: Movie Star Tax Credits, a Gay Judge and Session Ends
Well, it’s over. The 2012 General Assembly ended on May 15 at 2 a.m. after a 13-hour House of Delegates’ session involving 117 of Gov. Bob McDonnell’s amendments and the election of 40 judges. It was a fitting end to a very contentious session.
Inaction May Cause Federal Officials to Create Health-Care Exchange for Virginia
January 2013 is the deadline for the commonwealth to create authority for exchange.
Virginia is suffering from deadline fever, although Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell is calling for a second opinion.
Week in Alexandria
This week marked the first day of school at Mount Vernon Community School, which has about 100 more students than last year. It was also the first day of school at Tucker Elementary School, which has about 100 more students than last year. When the rest of the city’s schools open after Labor Day, Alexandria is preparing for a massive crunch.
Letter to the Editor: Use Hensley For Robinson?
The St. James unsolicited proposal to build a sports and entertainment complex where Hensley Park exists today may have been unsolicited, but it was neither a new idea nor one lacking proponents at city hall. In 2005, Alexandrians for an All City Sports Facility approached the city with a similar request to build expansive sports facilities on Hensley Park. Kerry Donley, David Speck, and other community leaders, then and now, promoted this plan. Funding shortfalls stymied this idea, in the end.