Vendors, a Parade and Fall, Family Fun at Centreville Day
The 29th annual Centreville Day was Saturday, Oct. 16.Girl Scouts from Service Unit 54-5. Carol Brotherton and her grandchildren showed t...
Why I Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Centreville
Walker Name: Tracy CheifetzHometown: Centreville, VATeam Name: Amy’s ArmyParticipating in the Reston Walk on Oct. 24Q...
‘It’s about Getting Seen and Knowing that You Matter’
Westfield High’s play, “Anon(ymous),” brings the immigrant experience home by focusing on what happens after a mother and daughte...
Lords and Ladies Fairfax 2021
Twenty honorees who were named Lord and Lady Fairfax of their magisterial districts and at-large for 2021 were celebrated at last week’s Boar...
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Westfield High presents timely play, ‘Anon(ymous)’
Westfield High’s play, “Anon(ymous),” brings the immigrant experience home by focusing on what happens after a mother and daughter coming to the U.S. are separated when their boat capsizes at sea. Neither knows if the other survived, but they never lose hope.
‘What We’re Actually Doing Is Improving People’s Lives’
Breaking ground for Route 28 widening.
ribbon cut on Rt 28