Wednesday, September 27
Vienna-McLean-Great Falls Entertainment Calendar through Mid October
Vienna-McLean-Great Falls Entertainment
Tuesday, September 26
Opinion: Editorial: Dire and Urgent
Does current repeal effort set the stage for billions in tax cuts for the wealthiest?
Monday, September 25
Run, Walk, and Wheel in Tysons’ ‘Race for Everybody’
The annual 5K Walk and Wheel held at Tysons Corner on Sunday.
McLean Residents Demand Traffic Relief
Local residents submitted 32 ideas — from traffic calming crosswalks, speed humps and traffic stops to cut-through restrictions.
One Man’s Legacy In Shaping Tysons
Planning Commissioner speaks about late Gerald “Jerry” Halpin’s vision “still expanding.”
Thursday, September 21
Wednesday, September 20
Rorschach Politics
Candidates for governor present inkblots on everything from the economy to Confederate statues.
The campaign for governor is a bit like a Rorschach test as the candidates close in on the final stretch toward Election Day. Democrat Ralph Northam and Republican Ed Gillespie are presenting a series of inkblots to voters about everything from the health of the economy to the value of Confederate statues.
McLean Home Sales: August, 2017
In August, 2017, 114 homes sold between $3,270,000-$139,500 in the McLean and Falls Church area.
McLean Home Sales: August, 2017
Tuesday, September 19
Editorial: Voting Every Year, But Always Critical
League of Women Voters provides forums to learn about the candidates.
Monday, September 18
Infant/Toddler Appreciation Luncheon
34th Annual Infant Toddler Family Day Care Provider Appreciation Celebration honors childcare workers.
Wednesday, September 13
Tuesday, September 12
Monday, September 11
Designers for DC Design House Revealed
Local tastemakers selected to give home a makeover for charity.
McLean Citizens Debate American Legion Bridge Congestion
A community meeting set for Monday, Sept. 18, at Cooper Middle School at 7 p.m.
Challenging the Troublemaker
Leader of Democratic resistance challenged by independent who vows to be less antagonistic.
No member of the Democratic minority is as politically combative as Del. Marcus Simon (D-53). Simon’s independent challenger says he says he would take a less confrontational tone.
A Look Into the World of the Incarcerated
1st Stage in Tysons presents “Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train.”
Thursday, September 7
Senior Living Special Focus edition publishing soon
The Connection Newspapers, Alexandria Gazette Packet, Potomac Almanac, Centre View and Mount Vernon Gazette Senior Living Special Focus edition is publishing the week of October 4, 2017.
Wednesday, September 6
Commentary: Disparity, Poverty Hidden by Communities’ Wealth
“How hard would it be for someone to invite me in for a bowl of soup?”
Healthy and in Season
From juicy apples to hearty cabbage, how to reap the health benefits of fall produce.
Fairfax County Short-Term Rentals Debated
State Sen. Scott Surovell: County late to regulate short-term rentals.
Cultures Meet, Blend at Middle Eastern Food Festival in McLean
McLean Transfiguration Church festival brings together communities.
Madison High Dance Team Keeps ‘Making a Difference’
Welcoming war veterans, sending aid to Houston, performing at community events.
Madison High Dance Team
Vienna Resident Launches ‘Hot New Release’
Nan Kilmer Baker to make her first author appearance at Bards Alley in Vienna Friday, Sept. 8, 7 p.m.
Vienna author
