Here’s How to Make the Most of a College Family Weekend
You’ve left the dorm room with the loft built, posters hung, and mini fridge fully stocked — but the farewell hug at the end of college move-in day is never easy. If anything lessens the pain of that...
View ArticleHow Northern Virginia Detectives Are Solving Decades-Long Cold Cases
This is part of our August cover story, which also highlights 11 unsolved cold cases and includes information about advancements in DNA technologies and the use of forensics to solve a decades-long...
View Article11 Unsolved Cold Cases in Northern Virginia
This is part of our August cover story, which also highlights the work of NoVA cold case squads and includes information about advancements in DNA technologies and the use of forensics to solve a...
View ArticleHow Loudoun County Detectives Are Working to Solve an Ice Cold Case
This is part of our August cover story, which also highlights the work of NoVA cold case squads, information about 11 unsolved cold cases, and includes information about advancements in DNA...
View ArticleHow NoVA-Based DNA Technology Companies Are Helping to Solve Cold Cases
This is part of our August cover story, which also highlights the work of NoVA cold case squads, 11 unsolved cold cases, and the use of forensics to solve a decades-long cold case. Once culprits in...
View ArticleNew Park Honoring Fallen Loudoun County Firefighter Trevor Brown Set to Open
On a hot July afternoon, Beth Mauch sits on the front porch of her home on Seneca Ridge Drive in Sterling. She tearfully smiles at what she sees across the street. Volunteers are hard at work planting...
View ArticleMeltdown Averted: Skating Programs Continue at Loudoun’s Ion International...
Tempers reached the boiling point within Northern Virginia’s ice skating community last February when Mitra Setayesh and Luiz Taifas, then owners of Ion International Training Center, announced plans...
View ArticleVienna’s Ilia Malinin Wins Second World Figure Skating Title
When it comes to winning, Vienna resident and international figure skating sensation Ilia Malinin appears unstoppable. Ilia Malinin Defends His Crown The 20-year-old skater took gold again on...
View ArticleCentreville H.S. Program Makes Prom Dress Dreams Come True
There’s much to consider when choosing a high school prom dress — length, style, color, design. But thanks to a group of Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) marketing students, affordability can be...
View ArticleA Local Author Delves into the History of DC’s Entertainment Scene
In 1983, DC musician Stephen Moore had a dream that he wrote a book called Capital Acts. A longtime fan of local entertainment, Moore took the dream seriously, and that week, without journalism...
View ArticleWhat to Know About Buying Versus Selling in the Current Market
The new administration’s moves to downsize the federal government have resulted in some uncertainty about what lies ahead for the region’s housing market. This story is part of our March 2025 Real...
View ArticleThis Loudoun County-Based Author’s Latest Title Is 15 Years in the Making
Fiction writers can never truly retire, especially if they are still holding stories yet untold. Case in point: 88-year-old author John Rolfe Gardiner has added a new title to his portfolio of...
View ArticleHow Government Layoffs, Return-to-Office Orders Could Affect NoVA’s Housing...
“Wait and see” has become a tiresome strategy for many looking to buy or sell a home in Northern Virginia’s tight real estate market. Some people have been sitting on the fence, hoping mortgage...
View ArticleAnnandale School’s Tiger Team Helps New Students Feel Welcome
“It’s not easy being a new kid in school,” says Kathyrn Miller, a fifth-grader at Annandale’s Mason Crest Elementary School. “I’m from an Army family, so I’ve moved a lot. It’s really hard to walk...
View ArticleThese Are the Hair Trends to Look Out for in 2025, According to Local Stylists
Some things can be difficult to put into words, especially when you’re trying to explain to a hair stylist what you want out of your latest cut. “Clients might ask for a ‘wolf’ or ‘butterfly’ cut, but...
View ArticleHow the Last 6 Decades Transformed Northern Virginia
NoVA is a place where time and bulldozers never stand still. Any time a group of Northern Virginians get together, there’s a good chance the conversation will turn to how much the area has changed...
View ArticleWriter Perspective: This Is What it Was Like to Move to NoVA in the 1970s
This essay is part of our December cover story, How the Last 6 Decades Transformed Northern Virginia. My Northern Virginia story started with a move from Florida in 1976 when my dad’s job brought him...
View ArticleNew USTA Tennis Facility Coming to Loudoun Expected to Be a Game-Changer
Leesburg tennis player John Mook spends a lot of time driving across the state to play in tournaments, so he was thrilled when the U.S. Tennis Association Foundation revealed a proposal in 2022 to...
View ArticleIon Arena Electrifies Audience With ‘Xtreme Ice World Premiere’
When management at Ion Arena in Leesburg advertised that its Xtreme Ice World Premiere on November 15 would be “an ice show like no other,” it was serious. “I’m not sure the Northern Virginia public...
View ArticlePerspective: It’s Not an Empty Nest, Just a Different Nest
No parent can really prepare for the deafening silence of a once-busy home after the children move out and you have an empty nest. “Dropping my first child, Monica, off at college was tearful,”...
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