TWO FALLS CHURCH authors had their books featured at the annual Rainbow Book Fair in New York City last Saturday, including the News-Press’ Nicholas Benton (seated, second from left) and his essay collection, Extraordinary Hearts, Reclaiming Gay Sensibility’s Central Role in the Progress of Civilization, and Jonathan Harper (far right) and his Daydreamers short story collection. Both books are published by the New Jersey-based Lethe Press.
Friday, Oct. 31 — in a strongly worded statement issued tonight, the president of the White House Correspondents Association denounced
The lights at Jack Gambill Athletic Field went out late in the second quarter, and the Meridian High School field
By David Hoffman Listen to their whispers. Hear their sighs. Heed their warnings, in their calls for us to act.
The 1950s-themed musical “Grease” is back in an attractive production at the Little Theatre of Alexandria (LTA). The story begins
The inter-connected web of community organizations in Arlington always amazes me. Sometimes it is evident in specific coalition work, where
The regular season is coming to a close for fall sports at Meridian High School, with every program except football
Friday, Oct. 31 — in a strongly worded statement issued tonight, the president of the White House Correspondents Association denounced the move earlier today by the Trump White House to
The lights at Jack Gambill Athletic Field went out late in the second quarter, and the Meridian High School field hockey team lost 3-0 to Western Albemarle in the Regional
By David Hoffman Listen to their whispers. Hear their sighs. Heed their warnings, in their calls for us to act. Voices from the 19th century. Voices long suppressed by America’s
The 1950s-themed musical “Grease” is back in an attractive production at the Little Theatre of Alexandria (LTA). The story begins shortly after a summer romance between upright and conventional high
