Here's The Most Kid-Friendly Restaurants In NoVA, DC | Patch PM

There was plenty of news across Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

Fairfax County First In Nation For Fill The Boot Donations Again

Fairfax County firefighters and paramedics once again raised the most donations in the U.S. for the annual Labor Day weekend Fill the Boot campaign to help those with neuromuscular disease.

Fall Festivals To Check Out Around Northern Virginia In 2019

If pumpkin patches, apple picking, corn mazes and other seasonal activities sound appealing to you, there are plentiful options to check out around Northern Virginia. Patch has picks for fall festivals from one-day events to farm attractions.

Hurricane Dorian Prompts Storm Surge Watch For Virginia Coast

Hurricane Dorian is moving northwest Wednesday with storm surge and tropical storm watches issued for the Virginia coast, and officials joined other southeastern states in declaring a state of emergency.

Man Charged For Rape In Silver Spring

An Oakton area man is facing charges for raping a woman outside a bar in Silver Spring, Maryland on Aug. 24, according to Montgomery County Police.

Most Kid-Friendly Restaurants In DC: OpenTable

Washington, D.C. is home to some of the most kid-friendly restaurants in the county, according to OpenTable.

• Tysons Restaurants Among Most Kid-Friendly In Nation: OpenTable

Also Worth A Look Today

• Walmart To Stop Selling Ammo At Fredericksburg Stores, Nationwide
• Walmart To Stop Selling Ammo At Loudoun Stores, Nationwide
• Regular Parking Fees Return After Metro Shutdown In Alexandria
• Gas Line Leak Impacts Del Ray Intersection
• Walmart To Stop Selling Ammo At Arlington-Area Stores, Nationwide
• Walmart To Stop Selling Ammo At Reston-Area Stores, Nationwide
• Herndon Man Arrested After Exposing Himself To Woman: Police

Across America

• Walmart Responds To Calls To End Gun Sales
• Spells Are Real, School Says In ‘Harry Potter’ Ban
• Hurricane Dorian Now Threatens Georgia, Carolinas
• Boy Thrown At Mall Of America Returns Home
• Why You Should Break Your Toddler's TV Habits