Falls Church and Northern Virginia's Premier Weekly Newspaper Saturday, April 1, 2023
Seventeen-year-old George Mason High School senior Katie Potrykus, lead singer and guitarist of the Falls Church-based, all-girl rock band High Minded, has been a musical talent in the making since the age of three and has been blossoming ever since.
There are solo albums and then there are solo albums. The latest release by Ben Kenney, falls most squarely into the latter category.
WASHINGTON — The Israelis are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the creation of the nation of Israel.
Rehoboth Beach/Dewey Beach Weekend, Coming Up. Just can’t wait!
What do Cinderella, vasectomies and Tommy Amaker have in common? They all appear in Mike Hume’s monthly magical mail bag.
Zorn Turns Attention to D-IA Career at San Jose State Click. Clack. Sounds now associated with the latest Under Armor commercials bore a different meaning for Ben Zorn. For the 2007 George Mason High School graduate, walking down the concreate walkway on a Friday night towards a brand new turf […]
A high school just inside the Washington, D.C., beltway in Northern Virginia gained national notoriety last week when Hollywood star Ben Affleck showed up as the keynote speaker for its graduation.
There’s indie music and then there’s indie music, a genre in which artists not only forgo major label support, but convention as well. All This Could Kill You, the latest release from husband-and-wife duo Ben and Vesper Stamper falls uniquely under the latter.
BEN LASSO SIGNS NCAA LETTER OF INTENT WITH COKER COLLEGE Benjamin Lasso has signed a NCAA Letter of Intent with Coker College in Hartsville, South Carolina. Ben will receive Academic and Athletic Scholarships from Coker and play golf for Coach John Handrigan’s Coker Cobras. Coach Handrigan led his Cobras to […]
The George Mason High School freshman football team hosted Rappahannock High School last Wednesday and got back on the winning track with a 35 – 6 victory, upping its record to 3-1. Just a week ago, Mason was beaten badly at Madison County and there were questions about how the team would respond.
