Bring your talent to one of Reston&rsquo;s Top 3 Hair Salons (FFXNow Readers Choice awards for 2026).
Great Clips at South Lakes Village Center is hiring Virginia-licensed stylists and barbers for full-time and part-time positions. Join a friendly, established neighborhood salon where you can focus on haircuts, and do what you do best: help clients look great and feel great!
WHAT WE OFFER:
&bull; $15 per hour base pay &bull; Tips and 10% commission on product sales &bull; Paid time off &bull; Access to retirement savings through RetirePathVA &bull; 40% employee discount on haircare products &bull; Free professional development and training &bull; Advancement opportunities to Assistant Manager or Salon Manager &bull; An established customer base&mdash;no need to build a clientele from scratch &bull; Haircut-focused services with no color or chemical treatments
WHAT WE&rsquo;RE LOOKING FOR:
&bull; Current Virginia cosmetology or barber license &bull; Friendly, dependable, and comfortable with customers &bull; Ability to deliver quality haircuts efficiently, with a 14&ndash;17 minute goal &bull; Weekend availability &bull; Willingness to assist at our nearby Fairfax salon when needed
Our salons are locally and veteran owned. Whether you want a full-time career, a flexible part-time opportunity, or a path into salon leadership, we would like to hear from you.
Apply today through the Patch contact form. Please tell us whether you are interested in full-time or part-time work and which location you prefer.
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Reston resident and Realtor Michele Hudnall joined Part 2 of The Reston Observer&rsquo;s four-part podcast series on the Reston National Golf Course applications, following Hunter Mill District Supervisor Walter Alcorn in Part 1.
In a companion write-up, Hudnall lays out the three routes the owner has taken since 2015, the two tracks every planned development must clear under Fairfax County&rsquo;s Comprehensive Plan and zoning, and 1970 County development plans that label the course permanent open space with no unit count.
She also compares County assessments: land across South Lakes Drive that carries the 1966 B-555 zoning is assessed at about five times the golf course, per acre.
The Fairfax County &#120291;&#120313;&#120302;&#120315;&#120315;&#120310;&#120315;&#120308; &#120278;&#120316;&#120314;&#120314;&#120310;&#120320;&#120320;&#120310;&#120316;&#120315; &#120317;&#120322;&#120303;&#120313;&#120310;&#120304; &#120309;&#120306;&#120302;&#120319;&#120310;&#120315;&#120308; &#120310;&#120320; &#120298;&#120306;&#120305;&#120315;&#120306;&#120320;&#120305;&#120302;&#120326;, &#120289;&#120316;&#120323;&#120306;&#120314;&#120303;&#120306;&#120319; &#120816;&#120321;&#120309;, &#120302;&#120321; &#120819;:&#120815;&#120812; &#120317;.&#120314;. at the Government Center. Hudnall is filing a community submission on October 6th; residents can add their names through the post.
Read the full post: <a href="https://realestateofnva.com/reston-national-hudnall-podcast-governed-growth/?utm_source=P&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=reston-national-hudnall-podcast-governed-growth" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">realestateofnva.com/reston-national-hudnall-podcast-governed-growth/?utm_source=P&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=reston-national-hudnall-podcast-governed-growth</a>
Michele Hudnall is a Reston Realtor with Real Estate of Northern Virginia, a 25 year Restonian and lifelong Northern Virginian.

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Reston resident and Realtor Michele Hudnall joined Part 2 of The Reston Observer’s four-part podcast series on the Reston National Golf Course...

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Reston Resident Analyzes Supervisor Alcorn's Podcast Remarks on Reston National Golf Course Zoning
Reston resident and real estate analyst Michele Hudnall has published an analysis of Hunter Mill District Supervisor Walter Alcorn's interview on the Reston Observer podcast, the first episode of a four-part series on the Reston National Golf Course applications released September 23rd.
In the interview, Alcorn said he did not find the applicant's 1966 zoning documentation conclusive and that the applicant appears to be "setting up a court fight." Hudnall's analysis compares his remarks with the 1971 development plans and approvals C-135, C-203 and C-281, and tracks the residential acreage from about 11 acres described in the interview to 14.7641 in the original filing and about 16 in the revised filing (RZPA-2025-HM-00034, RZPA-2026-HM-00007, RZPA-2026-HM-00008).
The Fairfax County Planning Commission public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, November 4th, at 7:30 p.m. at the Fairfax County Government Center. Hudnall is scheduled to appear in Part 2 of the series, followed by Jessie Williams of Rescue Reston and applicant attorney Mark Looney.
Hudnall is also collecting responses to a survey on zoning and open space, open to anyone in Fairfax County: <a href="https://forms.gle/Eqi2EJj4jANXrreP6" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://forms.gle/Eqi2EJj4jANXrreP6</a> &#120350;&#120361;&#120354;&#120373; &#120362;&#120372; &#120373;&#120361;&#120358; &#120346;&#120374;&#120371;&#120375;&#120358;&#120378;? Preparation in the event this comes back through the front door, what do we as a community see as development compromise. 10 Questions. Check the Boxes. Register Your Voice.
Read the analysis: <a href="https://realestateofnva.com/reston-national-alcorn-podcast-1966-zoning/?utm_source=patch&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=rngc-alcorn-podcast" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://realestateofnva.com/reston-national-alcorn-podcast-1966-zoning/?utm_source=P&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=rngc-alcorn-podcast</a>
Michele Hudnall is a licensed real estate agent in Virginia, HOA Board President and Lifelong Northern Virginian. This post represents her personal analysis and good-faith opinion as a Reston resident.

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Reston East: County Counts 35 Parcels. There Are 70 Deeds.
A parcel-level review of Fairfax County tax assessment records inside the Reston East study boundary found 70 separately deeded tax records across the area the county describes as 35 parcels.
Forty-one of those 70 are individually owned professional office suites held by 28 different owners across two condominium regimes &mdash; a structure that cannot be consolidated regardless of price.
The finding bears directly on a question county planning staff raised at the August 31 Reston Planning and Zoning Committee meeting, where six unrelated development concepts submitted across two application cycles were presented. Staff told the committee the concepts do not relate to one another and do little to establish a street grid, connected park network, or adequate open space.
Every parcel in the study area is zoned I-3, Industrial Light Intensity. Owners currently operating inside the boundary include the Federal Republic of Germany, the American Society of Civil Engineers, Atlantic Union Bank, and Hensel Phelps Construction. The two professional condominium regimes carry $27.9 million in assessed value and pay $401,356 annually in county taxes, with values rising.
County staff are currently preparing guidance to send developers back to redraw their concepts &mdash; before revised submissions, a staff report, or any public hearing.
The full analysis, an ownership table, and all sources:&nbsp;<a href="https://realestateofnva.com/https-realestateofnva-com-reston-east-studwnership-2026/?utm_source=ND&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=reston-east-opener" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">realestateofnva.com/https-realestateofnva-com-reston-east-studwnership-2026/?utm_source=P&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=reston-east-opener</a>
Michele Hudnall is a 25-year Reston resident, HOA Board President of Whitney Park East, and a licensed Virginia real estate agent.

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