County officials: Huntington Levee 75 percent complete
Fairfax County officials briefed residents June 6 on the Huntington Levee’s progress, telling them that the project is now more than 75 percent done.
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Police blotter: Burglary, trespassing reported at apartment complex
The following incidents from the Mount Vernon police district were reported in Friday's Fairfax County Police blotter.
Beyer, Surovell to speak at rally for man shot by Park Police on Fort Hunt Road
Rep. Don Beyer and State Sen. Scott Surovell will both be attending a protest this weekend held by friends and family of Bijan Ghaisar, who was shot by
Storck: Spring is a time of renewal, find something that renews your soul
Supervisor Dan Storck encourages residents to engage in the community in order to strengthen bonds, enlighten perspectives and knit new relationships.
McKay: By diverting road funds, state lawmakers set back needed congestion relief
Supervisor Jeff McKay writes that the decision by two state lawmakers to force funding for Metro maintenance to come from existing road funds has created another headache for
“It’s our turn.” Route 1 residents, stakeholders make case for transportation funding
A large crowd packed the Mount Vernon Governmental Center on Wednesday night and insisted that the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority fund several Richmond Highway area projects.
City of Alexandria one step closer to having its own “Richmond Highway”
Alexandria's city manager has recommended "Richmond Highway" become the new moniker for the stretch of U.S. 1 near Potomac Yard currently named after Jefferson Davis.
Officials urge residents to turn out for hearings on Route 1, BRT project funding
Public officials are urging Richmond Highway-area residents to attend upcoming community meetings about Northern Virginia road-funding, including a meeting Wednesday at the Mount Vernon Government Center.
County reveals design concepts for Lorton Community Center at contentious meeting
Residents of Lorton packed the local Moose Lodge last Thursday for an at-times contentious community meeting about the new Lorton Community Center.
McKay, Storck form new group to spur investment in corridor
Mount Vernon District Supervisor Dan Storck and Lee District Supervisor Jeff McKay have formed a group that will work toward a goal of successfully attracting the economic development