H.R. 1’s Key Components and Impacts
What lawmakers representing Fairfax are saying.
Eight key aspects of the bill, accompanied by comments and impact statements leaning toward Fairfax County.
Arlington Neighborhood Village Celebrates a Decade of Growth & Service
Arlington Neighborhood Village
Important County Board Meeting Emphasizes Support for Our Diverse County
Arlington Makes Firm Stand Against Policies of DIscrimination
The Board made it clear that no matter how much the federal government seems to be rejecting fundamental concepts of community and human rights, Arlington will stand up for its own.
Speed Cameras Will Be Operational During Summer School
The Arlington Public Schools Summer School Program will run from July 7 through Aug. 1, 2025.
Rev. DeLishia Davis Leaves Behind Legacy Beyond Calloway
The Arlington community celebrated with joy but some sadness the departure of The Rev. DeLishia Davis as the pastor of the historic Calloway United Methodist Church.
Hands Across Arlington on Flag Day Brought Out 6,000 to Protest Against Donald Trump’s Overreach
Protest
Democratic Candidates Vie in Primary
Do you know the Primary Election candidates?
Democrats will hold a Primary Election on June 17 to select their candidates for Lt. Governor and Attorney General. Early voting is open now through June 14.
Closing or Pause in Neighborhood Institution?
After 50 years of operation Walker Chapel Preschool won’t open next year
After 50 years of operation Walker Chapel Preschool won’t open next year
Gerry Connolly Dead at 75
Longtime congressman succumbs to esophageal cancer.
Congressman Gerry Connolly, the longtime Virginia politician and influential Democratic statesman on Capitol Hill, died early Wednesday, May 21.
Join Sen. Boysko and Del. Sullivan for Great Falls Town Hall, Wednesday, May 28th
Sen. Jennifer Boysko and Del. Rip Sullivan will hold a Great Falls Legislative Town Hall happening at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 28 at the Grange.
Goal: Break 2024 Record
15,000 pounds produce donated in 2024
Spring gardening season is here, and donations of fresh vegetables crowd the table at Rock Spring United Church of Christ on Monday, May 12 as the produce bagging session gets underway.
Senior Living: AARP Virginia: How to Make Yourself a Harder Target
Criminals are always looking for ways to get your personal information to use in criminal activities. The good news is that there are many steps you can take to help protect your data and minimize its value to criminals.