Convoy of Hope, an international relief agency, on April 26 picked up more than 21,000 meals that had been assembled by members of The Potomac School community the previous weekend. The relief agency will distribute the rice-and-bean meals to...
The Kiwanis Club of Arlington has donated $5,000 to the World Central Kitchen (WCK) to assist with relief efforts in Ukraine.
Proceeds from the club’s fund-raising activities, including its annual blueberry sale, are being used to support the WCK with...
The war in Ukraine hits hard for Vienna Arts Society member Viktoriya Maslova, who was born and grew up in that Eastern European nation.
“I’m not doing any art related to the war,” said the artist, who began painting at...
When, exactly, did local governments in Northern Virginia begin having their own foreign policies?
While their hearts undoubtedly were in the right place, it was a little unnerving to read, in these very pages last week, that the Fairfax County...
Not wanting to miss out on the free PR when other local governments were reaping it, the Arlington government last week announced it would be donating a treasure trove of supplies to support the people of Ukraine.
When it comes...
Arlington-based Synetic Theatre will host a special benefit performance to support United Help Ukraine on Friday, April 29 at 8 p.m. at the organization’s Crystal City performance space.
The event will feature a full performance of the current production of...
The Vienna Art Center is hosting a collection of arts, crafts and paintings inspired by Ukraine vistas through June 6 at the center, 243 Church St., S.
In addition, a display of artwork by Ukrainian artist Viktoriya Maslova will be...
The ongoing war in Ukraine has prompted the Fairfax County Office of the Sheriff to donate 110 used ballistic vests to protect lives of people in that country.
The agency shipped the vests, which were in good condition but past...
When, exactly, did local governments in Northern Virginia begin having their own foreign policies?
Being the curmudgeonly crank (or cranky curmudgeon) that I am, I’m a little unnerved by the article penned by our own Brian Trompeter that notes the...
The Arlington Rotary Club is supporting relief efforts to assist those displaced by war in Ukraine, and is dedicating its efforts to a longtime member who recently died.
The club recently donated $1,000 to an international disaster-relief fund in support...
