In a study of counties with at least 50,000 residents, Fairfax County's high exercise and low unemployment rates paid huge dividends.
High winds, heavy rain heading through the area.
Ferris may not have finished first in his events, but he posted some of his best times and made his family and community proud.
The voting will stay open through Aug. 23 as Virginia residents narrow a list of 25 nominees down to its 10 most popular artifacts for 2015.
Catch up on the news! Here’s a look at some of our most recent top headlines from McLean Patch.
Some top "good news" posts from the past week. Plus, how you can share your local news, events and pics at Patch!
Some top posts this week at Patch, including a golfer's missing dad located in Texas. Plus, how you can share your local news and events.
After competing in the 1500-meter open water swim, Ferris will compete in the 800-meter freestyle — an indoor event — on Aug. 1.
Catch up on the news! Here’s a look at some of July's top headlines from McLean Patch.
The lot, vacant since Oct., will temporarily house an "unnamed" furniture company while the proposal for the apartment building is reviewed.
It's almost time for back-to-school shopping — Fairfax County returns to school on Sept. 8.
An Orange Line train was stuck between the Courthouse and Roslyn stations Wednesday morning, creating a backup of commuters.
Krieger will be on hand for the Microsoft store's day-long celebration of its new Windows 10 operating system.
The Fairfax County Board approved a resolution to improve traffic patterns on the bridge, and it hopes Montgomery County can assist.
The race will take place this Saturday, Aug. 1, and will feature activities for the whole family.
Take a look at some of the ridership numbers from the Silver Line's first year, as well as some figures that show the rail line's impact.
Elected officials, business leaders will meet Monday to discuss Silver Line's impact; a workshop for riders is scheduled Friday in Reston.
Some good news posts at Patch, including Redskins kicking off Special Olympics flag football season. Plus, how to share your news at Patch.
Sunday is the one-year anniversary of the Metrorail Silver Line's debut in Tysons Corner and Reston, and it's already made its mark.
Virginia Zoo welcomes latest addition, all 152 lbs. at birth. And he's expected to grow fast!
Some top posts this week in Va. and D.C, including murder charges for a Springfield man. Plus, how you can share your local news at Patch.
American Library Association will hand out up to 10 I Love My Librarian awards, with winners receiving $5,000 and a trip to New York.
The contest is simple to enter on Hilton McLean Tysons Corner's Facebook page, and runs through the end of the month and into August.
The club donated the books to affordable housing developer AHC, which runs after-school programs at its six community centers in Arlington.
Some top "good news" post from the week in Va. and D.C., including a world record attempt. Plus, how to share your local news on Patch.
Ferris is one of only two U.S. swimmers to post qualifying times in the open-water swim for this year's Special Olympics in Los Angeles.
The 'feels like' temperature is expected to reach up to 105 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
Top posts this week at Va. and D.C. Patch sites, including a Va. budget surplus. Plus, how you can share your local news at Patch.
Some top posts this week at McLean Patch, including a VDOT study emphasizing relieving traffic on the American Legion Bridge.
Residents can live a day in the life of an animal control officer by following @FairfaxPolice on Twitter and the hashtag #FCPTweetAlong.
Some top "good news" posts from Va. and D.C., including a big lottery winner. Plus, how to share your local news, events and pics at Patch.
Some top posts this week at Patch, including the deaths of two boaters on the Potomac. Plus, how to share your local news at Patch.
Almost half of the state's roads are in poor or mediocre condition, according to a US Department of Transportation study.
Customers can enjoy a free small Slurpee on July 11.
Widespread showers and thunderstorms expected, according to National Weather Service.
The meeting will take place in Oakton on Saturday at 3 p.m. and will be hosted by the Autism Society of Northern Virginia.