Original Mount Vernon High School community meeting is next week
Supervisor Dan Storck and the development team master planning the original Mount Vernon High School property will be holding an open house April 5.
Community News Archive
Community pitches in to help Mount Vernon crew team replace damaged boats
Mount Vernon's crew team will be able to replace boats damaged in the recent wind storm thanks to the generosity of the rowing community and many others.
Pohick Bay, Occoquan regional parks boast new amenities for coming season
Despite less than Spring-like conditions in recent days, two regional parks serving the Richmond Highway area are busily preparing for the upcoming season.
Photos: Richmond Highway during the spring snowstorm
The first real snowfall of the season hit the area Wednesday, leaving between 3-5 inches of wet snow in locations around Richmond Highway.
Dogs come out in droves for annual Ides of Bark celebration
Sunny, seasonable weather brought hundreds of area dogs and their owners to Grist Mill Park on Sunday for the third Ides of Bark festival.
Community members give feedback on Mount Vernon Memorial Highway Trail project
Close to 50 area residents attended a community information meeting on the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway Trail Project on Wednesday evening.
Two men hit the jackpot playing the lottery at Route 1-area 7-Elevens
Two $100,000 lottery tickets were purchased from Richmond Highway-area 7-Elevens within days of each other last month.
7 seasonal events coming to the corridor in March
Check out our round-up of seven seasonal events happening around the Richmond Highway corridor to note on your calendar this month.
As area cleans up from wind storm, some still without power
After thousands of Richmond Highway area residents lost power Friday, only a few hundred remained without power on Sunday evening.
High winds down trees and wires, causing dozens of outages in area
High winds that swept through the area early Friday morning have taken down numerous trees and power lines, leaving thousands without power.