Grand opening less than two weeks away will feature ribbon-cutting, sampling of products.
Join us for the grand opening of Springfield Town Center, Fairfax County’s newest destination for retail, dining and entertainment.
Treasure is an affectionate, playful pup who gets along with everyone. She's good with kids, dogs, cats, and will make a great family dog.
A person was robbed Sunday afternoon on First Street; a home was burglarized Monday night.
Just in time for Halloween, new brew "Long Black Veil" is inspired by mysterious tale of "Female Stranger" who died at tavern Oct. 14, 1816.
Top posts in Va. and DC; Army 10 Miler, man impersonates police officer, tries to abduct woman + $100 million renovation of Watergate Hotel.
First Command Financial Behavior Index® reveals that one third of middle-class servicemembers are providing care to an elderly family member
Attend "Planning for Health Care in Retirement", a free seminar at the Beatley Central Library. Tues., Nov. 11 from 7-8pm.
The second in the lunar tetrad, the Wednesday Oct. 8, 2014 eclipse is also called a hunter’s moon.
Join us Saturday, October 11 at 7:00 p.m. to reflect upon and celebrate National Coming Out Day.
Group unveiled its priorities Tuesday for the business community.
Proceeds from sales fund charities here and abroad.
Attendees are encouraged to come in costume for Oct. 23 concert.
Top posts in Va. and D.C. Also includes what you need to know about Enterovirus, Hannah Graham's parents speak out and Oktoberfest events.
Do you know someone who has contributed a tangible improvement to the quality of the city’s life?
Bring a gently used item for Dress for Success Washington D.C. in exchange for a Chloe + Isabel gift.
In late October, the eastbound lanes of the Seminary Road Bridge will close and all traffic will be shifted to the westbound lanes.
RAIDS Online offers a quick scan of local crime in the city.
Companies in need of chef, tour guide, kitchen designer, customer service representative, meetings manager, graphic artist and more.
Our top business posts from the past week in Va. and D.C.
Friday, October 17, 2014 10 a.m. to Noon in Old Town Alexandria, VA Complimentary because it's being recorded by video
How do happy balanced people master the concept of doing less to create more happiness? Read on.
Closing Oct. 31.
Public invited--sponsored by the Mason Neck Citizens Association. Location is Gunston Hall, 10709 Gunston Road, Lorton, VA 22079.
Plus marching band recognized, rare footage of DC 1924 World Series win and 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' coming soon.
See what people are posting from and about the City of Alexandria.
Take a look at some of the special properties on the market in Northern Virginia and DC.
Meanwhile first person in United States with Ebola is in worsening "critical" condition in Dallas.
Last day was Friday, Oct. 3; owners say on Facebook "we'll get back to our roots" at original store in Old Town Alexandria.
Find out the value of your home!!
Vienna-Falls Chorus presents spectacular shows Saturday October 18
Plus teacher sex charges, 'Redskins' facing FCC review and anti-Hindu graffiti. Top posts from the past week in Va. and D.C.
Plus, more anti-Hindu graffiti, fake credit card bust and it's adopt a shelter dog month! Our top posts in Va. and D.C.
Alexandria's Michael Vergason Landscape Architects was selected to create American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial.
Help this local business with your online vote so they can move to the next step for the $150,000 grant. Online voting deadline is Oct. 17.
Join us at Balducci's for another one of our monthly Wine and Food Events!
Shop for a Cause at Reunions, all of October - Reunions Gift Shop is donating 5 percent of October proceeds to Senior Services of Alexandria
Massive motorcade coming through from New York to Marine Corps Museum.
In emotional meeting, neighbors say quality of life, property values will decline if lights are added. Watch a video of the meeting below.
Elementary school evacuation, "Power of Pink," and footage of Washington's last World Series win — in 1924. Our top posts in Va. and D.C.