RICHMOND, Va. — It’s been a remarkable week in Virginia politics even by our standards. Between the Special Session on
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RICHMOND, Va. — It’s been a remarkable week in Virginia politics even by our standards. Between the Special Session on
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Notwithstanding one School Board slot technically still up for grabs, all incumbents won Tuesday’s re-election in the City of Falls
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FAIRFAX, Va. — George Mason defeated Wofford 70–46 on Monday night at Read More
The Meridian High School football team overcame an early deficit at Skyline, Read More
The lights at Jack Gambill Athletic Field went out late in the Read More
The regular season is coming to a close for fall sports at Read More
The Meridian Mustangs earned their third overtime win in the past seven Read More
For the second time in 12 days, the Kettle Run Cougars visited Read More
The 1950s-themed musical “Grease” is back in an attractive production at the Read More
This movie is a biographical dramatization about the life and endeavors of Read More
The current Falls Church Arts Gallery exhibition, running October 4 – November Read More
Just in time for Halloween, Creative Cauldron presents the musical and psycho Read More
The reason behind the world’s longest running play is it’s a keep-you-off-your-seat Read More
AnimeUSA again made its annual appearance this past weekend in Crystal City’s Read More
This R-rated film is an action thriller which mixes elements of political Read More
This movie is strange and somewhat sappy, but also whimsical and lovely. Read More
This third movie in the Downton Abbey franchise sets out to wrap Read More
If theatergoers missed what I saw last weekend at the Little Theatre Read More
Hollywood, guerrillas, recycled tires, cities and Mexico’s Frida Kahlo are some of Read More
“Layers” is an art exhibition currently om view at Falls Church Art Read More
Falls Church voters elected five members to the Falls Church City School Read More
The results are in for this year’s Falls Church City Council race. Read More
Friday, Oct. 31 — in a strongly worded statement issued tonight, the Read More
Tuesday, Oct. 28 — Virginia’s U.S. Senator Mark Warner came before the Read More
Tuesday, Oct. 28 — The Falls Church City Council last night shifted Read More
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Monday, Oct. 27 — A new Wason Center of Read More
Spanberger: “Thank You for the Trust You Have Placed in Me and Read More
The Tuesday, Oct. 21, forum of the six candidates running for the Read More
Correction: The Falls Church Chamber of Commerce luncheon next Tuesday, Oct. 21, Read More
Wednesday, Oct. 15 — Virginia’s U.S. Congressman Don Beyer today led 21 Read More
WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) today praised Senate passage Read More
U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) and Senate colleagues introduced bipartisan legislation to Read More
This is the time of year when many local organizations
The black-and-white photos of small boats exploding in international waters
If history were about repeats, which it is not, not
In dissecting the vote for Spanberger over Earle-Sears in Tuesday’s
By David Hoffman Listen to their whispers. Hear their sighs.
If history were about repeats, which it is not, not exactly, but still, today’s America would best be seen in
In dissecting the vote for Spanberger over Earle-Sears in Tuesday’s election, a demographic breakdown of exit polling posted on NBC
Of note is the sad passing this week at age 70 of Bjorn Andresen, who at age 15 was an
Here’s a sampling of the incredible creativity seen on posters held by the some seven million Americans who came out
In this short series against society’s systematic destruction of the virtues of childhood, it is notable that, in a performance
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