As we face many challenges around the world, the hard work, collaborative spirit, and dedication of Peace Corps Volunteers ...

Erin Allen, Bishop Ireton High School Julian Hassi, McLean High School Alden Walcott, South Lakes High School Bonna Koo, Thomas Jefferson High School of Science and Technology Iris Cooper, Westfield ...

Five academically talented Fairfax County Public High School students are awarded 2025 “Corporate-sponsored Scholarships” from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Two awardees are from Thomas ...

In the lobby at the Brightview assisted living center, the sounds of Fats Waller, Cole Porter or Scott Joplin that resonate in the lobby is not the background sound system, it’s lifetime musician ...

Two cyclists pause with Fairfax County Board Supervisor Walter Alcorn for this photo op after cruising the new access trail to the Herndon Metro Station in Reston with him. Despite the dreary and wet ...

Congressman Gerry Connolly, the longtime Virginia politician and influential Democratic statesman on Capitol Hill, died early Wednesday, May 21. He was 75. “It is with immense sadness that we share ...

The number of people experiencing homelessness increased in Fairfax County by 3 percent to 1,322 (increase of 44 individuals) on Jan. 22, 2025, compared to 1,278 on Jan. 24, 2024, according to the ...

Fairfax County is known for its excellent services and quality of life. Let’s keep it that way by being strategic, forward-thinking and grounded in the values of the people we serve.

McLean Project for the Arts (MPA) announced the appointment of four new members to their Board of Directors.

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Latest Documents Fairfax Connection: May 7, 2025 Published May 7, 2025 Mount Vernon Gazette: May 7, 2025 Published May 7, 2025 McLean Day 2025 Published May 7, 2025 Vienna/Oakton Connection: May 7, ...

An Oakton doctor was sentenced today to 13 years in prison for conspiring to distribute oxycodone and amphetamines, maintaining drug premises, and false statements relating to health care matters.