Scott McCaffrey

A local state senator’s effort to promote organ donation has made it halfway through the legislative process.

Arlington Public Schools has started the school year getting more aggressive in keeping parents informed when their students might not be in class.

Arlington County Board members on Jan. 21 added two additional local parks – Penrose Square and Long Bridge Park – to those where alcohol can be sold and consumed during

Depending on how December’s figures pan out, Northern Virginia’s two major airports will have finished up 2022 with either one or two months where combined passenger traffic exceeded pre-pandemic levels

It was an annually recurring back-and-forth, a little belated perhaps, but one that had a surprise twist at the end. And it all revolved around campaign sign-swiping.

The Arlington County Republican Committee is hoping to reconstitute its policy committee and use it to have a greater voice in the civic arena.

To be fair, few of us look as good as we did in 2009, and apparently the historical markers honoring Edmund and Elizabeth Campbell have had a rougher go of

Preston Caruthers – a Northern Virginia developer, philanthropist and civic leader – died Jan. 1 at the age of 95.

The contentious internal battle over an Arlington County Civic Federation resolution will play out at the organization’s Feb. 21 meeting.

Students from 44 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and 63 different countries comprised the more than 5,000 graduates who completed another phase of life’s journey during George Mason