News of the achievements of local students and members of the Armed Forces.
* Elizabeth Axtell of McLean earned a master’s in nursing degree during recent commencement exercises at Marquette University.
* Kyle Connery of McLean earned a bachelor of arts...
News of the achievements of local students and members of the Armed Forces.
* Mateo Quitin Lauron earned a bachelor of arts degree in economics during recent commencement exercises at Indiana University.
* Alexander Bobeczo, Matthew Rafferty and Allison Strazzella of...
Gallery Underground, an exhibition space of the Arlington Artists Alliance, will present “Ambient Light: Real and Imagined,” an exhibition of works by five Arlington artists, through March 26 in the Focus Gallery.
Elisabeth Hudgins, Kat Jamieson, Linda Maldonado, Elise Ritter...
News of crime and punishment in Arlington over the past week.
VIOLENT FELON IN POSSESSION OF FIREARM:
* On Feb. 24 at 5:15 p.m., an officer investigating a “hit” from a license-plate reader in the 800 block of Army Navy Drive...
They were political opponents two years ago, but in 2021 Julius “J.D.” Spain Sr. is a part of Team Lopez.
Spain, who challenged Del. Alfonso Lopez (D-Arlington-Fairfax) in the 2019 Democratic primary, on March 3 announced his support of Lopez...
Former U.S. Rep. Jim Moran (D-8th) has endorsed the gubernatorial bid of Terry McAuliffe.
“As governor, Terry will take bold action to support workers and small businesses who have been hurt the most by this pandemic, as well as make...
Tucked away inside Fairfax County Executive Bryan Hill’s proposed fiscal 2022 budget is this charming nugget: The county government, he said, will need $960,000 and six new staff positions for “upcoming collective-bargaining endeavors.”
Yep, it looks like the Fairfax County...
As the Sun Gazette reported last week, Arlington school officials decided that its athletes that had qualified for state track competition would not be able to participate.
The reasoning, as laid out by assistant superintendent Bridget Loft (and we thank...
News that was making news in years gone by.
March 5, 1959:
* The county government is now requiring fire hydrants in all subdivisions started after April 10.
* Enjoy prime rib, potato, salad, onion rings and rolls at Tom Sarris’s Steakhouse...
