The Alexandria Historical Society invites the public to Out and About in Old Town, an in depth walking tour exploring Alexandria’s LGBTQ+ history from the 1970s through the 1990s. The event will take ...

In 2024, the Tall Ship Providence Foundation launched its “Field Trip Program” to ensure that all local students have equal ...

Northern Virginians registered to vote in the 11th Congressional District have special election primaries coming up on June 28.

Until recently, the only art on a golf course may have been the ‘art of the swing.’ Now the Workhouse Arts Center offers the ...

Though they billed it as a “soft opening,” the renovated, 139,000-square-foot Mount Vernon Recreation Center drew many ...

Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated remembrance of the end of slavery in the United States. Observed each year on ...

The challenge app provides an opportunity to check off those practices already followed in your household, bookmark options for new actions, set goals, and earn points and badges for energy efficient ...

In up-close looks at war via videos, museum-goers can go back to the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill, an intense scene of ...

“The willingness to conquer new terrain is one of your greatest strengths. You’ll always be challenged with two paths – one, ...

The Wolverines at West Potomac High School made their own history recently by beating the Cosby Titans in the Virginia Class ...

Hundreds turned out holding signs during the No Kings rally June 14 in Market Square. Thousands of people flooded Market ...

In the crowded field of six contenders for Virginia lieutenant governor, Hashmi declared victory with 131,367 votes (27.29 ...