The Skyline at Embrey Mill: Townhome-style apartments are now leasing in Stafford, Virginia
From festivals with family activities to cleanups, Earth Day activities are planned throughout the weekend.
The son of an Army recruiter thought it was an April Fool's joke when his dad won a Virginia Lottery jackpot on April 1.
Little Hunting Creek, which has been affected by litter concerns over the years, will be the site of numerous upcoming cleanups.
An Alexandria man's decision to play the same four numbers on 20 Pick 4 tickets earns him $100,000 from the Virginia Lottery.
Two Northern Virginia cities are among the most diverse communities in the U.S., with 10 ranking in the top 300, according to WalletHub.
Top VA news includes Missing Middle Housing approval, cop fired over shooting of accused shoplifter, jail inmates dig out with toothbrush.
Niche, a platform for community and school ratings, put Hybla Valley on top of its most diverse places to live in Virginia list.
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A fundraiser was launched by Northern Virginia leaders to provide food for people of Turkey affected by the devastating Feb. 6 earthquake.
A St. Patrick's Day parade, mega children's consignment sale, and restaurant week are some of the weekend things to do in Northern Virginia.
Top VA news includes home retailer closing some stores,"missing middle" zoning changes, safest cities and a longtime delegate to retire.
Photos: George Washington's Mount Vernon held its first of two free admissions days with special events. The next is Wednesday.
A parade, Great Migration Light Show at the new NOVA Wild, Mardi Gras events, a winter weekend sale and more are coming up this weekend.
From land use proposals and developments to stream restorations and a new trail, here's what's new and coming in the Mount Vernon District.
Pat Malone, a survivor of a rare form of cancer and veteran, will host his ninth annual Stand Up To Cancer fundraiser.
Girl Scout cookie season is here. Here's where you can get boxes of Thin Mints, Samoas and other cookies from stands.
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Homes around the Mount Vernon area will be highlighted on WETA’s "If You Lived Here" series Monday night.
With Mount Vernon Rec Center closed to the public, its two-year renovation and expansion project will get underway.
The Arden, a 126-unit affordable housing community, serves households with 40 to 80 percent of the area median income.
Students handmade blankets and held a donation drive to support community members in need this winter
A girl born in the first hour of 2023 at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital was among the DC region's first New Year's babies.
A home serving adults with mental health challenges got a new roof through DryHome's Free Roof for the Holidays program.
South county tourism brand was unveiled. Mobile home residents spoke up. Bus Rapid Transit planning continued. Here's the top news of 2022.
A new food pantry installed by Be the Good Project serves residents in the area of Audubon Estates mobile home park.
As a new year approaches, we want to hear from nonprofits on how the community can help them in 2023.
A renovation and expansion project at the Mount Vernon Rec Center is expected to last two years, according to the park authority.
Brian, a lacrosse star athlete, is being recognized for putting others before himself and achieving high grades in school.
While a report shows some school districts undercount students experiencing homeless, here's how FCPS supports homeless students.
At least 66,080 residents of Fairfax County, including 12,490 children under the age of 18, are food insecure, according to Feeding America.
An athlete at St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School overcame injuries and started sports equipment collections for under-resourced neighborhoods.
Homeless people can receive guaranteed shelter during the winter months at locations around Fairfax County.
Residents have concerns rent increases will drive people out after their Mount Vernon mobile home parks were sold to an investment firm.
Shoppers can continue to buy goods from farmers market vendors through most of December outside Sherwood Regional Library.