New Hope Housing, a nonprofit that runs shelters and more services for the homeless, recognized volunteers for their service.
Hundreds of local volunteers joined Food For Neighbors in the fight against teen food insecurity.
After the North Hill apartment and townhouse community opened, a new 12-acre park is preparing to open.
Income-eligible households will get a chance to apply for apartments with rental assistance through Fairfax County.
A ticket bought in Fairfax County's Richmond Highway corridor won a prize over $1 million.
Teen and senior center programs at the historic Mount Vernon building will be relocated as construction is expected to begin in spring 2024.
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Glenda Booth, who has been president of Friends of Dyke Marsh, is recognized for working to preserve the park and do community outreach.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize community leaders like retired Sheriff Dana Lawhorne, who continues to make a difference.
The American Horticultural Society, which is celebrating 50 years at River Farm, noted it turned down a purchase by unknown investors.
While no Virginia Lottery tickets have won the Mega Million jackpot, a ticket from the Richmond Highway corridor won a smaller prize.
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After staffing challenges, Fairfax County Public Library locations will return to normal hours later in August.
A grant will help nonprofit United Community's summer camp provide hands-on activities to make STEM education accessible and fun.
A road named for Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee on the Army's Fort Belvoir has a new name honoring desegregation of the military.
A concept design for the proposed Penn Daw Fire Station and relocated homeless shelter will be presented at a community meeting.
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Nearly two years after the successful Save River Farm campaign, the American Horticultural Society will celebrate 50 years at River Farm.
Historians whose books are nominated for the George Washington Prize will be part of a panel discussion together at Mount Vernon.
A historic marker in the Richmond Highway corridor will be unveiled for the woman who successfully challenged Virginia's tax on voting.
The Fairfax County Park Authority recently banned "kite fighting" in its parks, calling it a hazard to people and its parks.
Income-eligible seniors will be able to apply for affordable rentals in the Hybla Valley, Franconia, Reston and Falls Church/McLean areas.
While Mount Vernon Rec Center is already closed for a multi-year project, another rec center will temporarily close for maintenance.
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Friends of the Mount Vernon Trail regularly holds volunteer events to improve the trail. The latest will focus on Dyke Marsh.
With the Mount Vernon Rec Center already closed for a multi-year project, George Washington Rec Center will close for a short time.
As United Community is renovating and expanding its food pantry, employees from local companies are assisting as volunteers.
Check your tickets: a lucky person bought a ticket worth over $1 million at a convenience store in Fairfax County Richmond Highway corridor.
New Hope Housing, which runs shelters and housing program in Northern Virginia, has a new director after the longtime director retired.
Gum Springs, an African American community with a rich history, will celebrate its 190th anniversary on its Community Day.
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United Community, a nonprofit that helps people facing poverty in the Richmond Highway, will get a new leader.
Graduating seniors who plan to pursue business studies received scholarships funded by businesses and chamber fundraiser.
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Chalk murals and a wall of flowers will be added to the new parklet at Mount Vernon Plaza with an upcoming community event.
Leo, a 7-year-old who was diagnosed with leukemia two years ago, can simply enjoy being a kid with a new playset in his yard.
Students celebrated Earth Day and protecting the environment by releasing 1,500 beneficial bugs into their schoolyard
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Dean Norton has been a longtime horticultural director at George Washington's estate. Now he gets to serve the latest president too.
A condo association and developer's effort to turn a condo community into a mixed-use community is paused until market conditions improve.