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Monday, August 8, 2022
The George Mason High School 2006 varsity football team kicks off its season looking to continue the success it had last year. After going 6-3 in the 2005 season, falling only to three playoff teams, the Mustangs will look to its experienced line to compliment their youth in the backfield.
Last season the varsity football program at George C. Marshall took an enormous leap forward, finishing with a .500 record that could have been even more impressive if not for a trio of one-point losses.
Since ending his eligible skating career in January, three-time U.S. Men’s Champion, two-time World bronze medalist and two-time Olympian Michael Weiss has been enjoying time at home in Northern Virginia with wife Lisa, daughter Annie Mae and son Christopher. This fall he will embark on the next phase of his […]
The George Mason High School varsity football team traveled to Dominion High School for its season opener Monday night only to lose a heartbreaker in overtime 14-13. It was a game that Mason could have won, leaving players, coaches, fans and the cheer team disappointed on the first night of the 2006 gridiron campaign.
StubHub.com, which was recently named the fastest growing private business in the country by Inc. Magazine, has recently gained the media limelight for partnering with several local professional sports franchise. For the most part, the articles, such as one in the July 24 edition of the Washington Post, paint a […]
When you open a new upscale hotel, it’s understandable that you want to offer something attention-getting. A glorious lobby, phenomenal service, special package deals.
Like many songwriters, Bruce Cockburn is a storyteller. But unlike most songwriters in today’s top-40 world, he has actually witnessed the subjects about which he sings.
There are thousands of ways to kill a computer. I’ve tried most of them. They’ve gone up in flames in front of my eyes and died quiet and undramatic deaths at my hand. You name it – short circuits from bad repair work, a spilled Mountain Dew and deadly drops […]
Tiffany’s Bakery was in existence for 20 years in the Seven Corners shopping center before the Jimenez family bought it 10 years ago. Beatrice, Mr. Bonifacio Jimenez’ wife enjoys the experience of owning the bakery, especially since they have their three daughters to help.
A listing of new openings, exhibitions and opportunities to show art.
