J.E.B. Stuart High School’s crew teams rose to the occasion at the Virginia Scholastic Rowing Championships, taking top honors in several competitions at the Sandy Run Regional Park in Fairfax Park last Saturday.
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GMHS Swim Teams Set School Records, Fail to Place High at Championship Meet
Fourteen members of the George Mason swim team, accompanied by sophomore diver Rachel Hassan, traveled to the University of Virginia in Charlottesville this weekend to compete in the Virginia A/AA State Championship Meet.
TV Celebs Set to Appear at Capital Home & Garden Show
The area’s leading landscape companies and celebrity guests will unite under one roof at the Dulles Expo Center during the 14th Annual Capital Home & Garden Show, giving visitors a budget-sensitive look on how to improve their home without breaking the bank.
George Mason H.S. Dominates Strasburg in Final Home Meet
The George Mason High School swim teams swam their final home meet of the season on Friday, Jan. 30, leaving on a good note as both the girls and the boys cruised to one more lopsided win over Strasburg.
A Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Spare the Gobbler & Take a Stab at Tofurky
For healthier eating at the Thanksgiving smorgasbord or to let some turkeys see another day, a meat-free repast is easier than ever to bring home or enjoy out this Thanksgiving day
Falls Church Business News and Notes
Falls Church artist and Art and Frame of Falls Church employee Bev Rocco will be the featured artist at the FIRSTfriday reception hosted by Art and Frame on Friday, Oct. 3 from 6 – 8 p.m.
Falls Church Business News & Notes
Arbonne sales director Mary Anne Carlson has extended her offer to save money and generate product donations for active military personnel. Now through July 30, purchases made through Carlson directly of $200 or more will receive a 50% discount (not including shipping) and generate a product donation for military personnel. […]
Community News & Notes
Synthetic Turf Fields Groundbreaking Celebration surrounding the conversion of two existing athletic fields to synthetic turf took place during a groundbreaking ceremony held June 29, 2008 at Spring Hill Park in McLean. Officials from the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, the Fairfax Park Authority and McLean Youth Soccer (MYS) joined […]
Tinner Hill’s Blues Festival Floods F.C. This Weekend
“We’re rolling out the blue carpet — or the blues carpet,” said Nikki Graves Henderson, Acting Director of the Tinner Hill Heritage Foundation, of the upcoming Tinner Hill Heritage and Blues Festival, a tribute to the late Piedmont Blues legend John Jackson. The Tinner Hill 15th Annual Blues Festival will […]
Jim Moran’s News Commentary
Metro is one of the lynch pins that binds our region together. The federal government’s involvement in our regional transportation infrastructure dates back to World War II, when the Roosevelt administration built the region’s parkways to facilitate transport between downtown D.C. and key military and intelligence installations. President Eisenhower later […]
