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From left: Torrey Piper, Operations Manager, Fairfax County Neighborhood & Community Services Region 2; Theresa …

Navy Seaman Apprentice Alexander L. Tran, son of Kim C. and Scott T. Tran of Centreville, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. Tran is a 2012 graduate of Chantilly High School. Army Pvt. Kie Hwan Park has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Park is the son of Sang Sup and Hyun Sook Park of Centreville. He is a 2011 graduate of Westfield High School, Chantilly.

‘Appomattox’ Gets Makeover

United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter funds cleaning.

On a crisp and sunny Saturday on Oct. 6 there is a flurry activity surrounding this Civil War memorial.

West Springfield High School Hosts Job and Opportunity Fair

Robinson graduate Jackson Muse was looking for some professional direction. Currently a junior political science major at Shepherd University in West Virginia, he’s worked at Barnes & Noble but is potentially interested in counseling for the Fairfax County Park Authority, or helping open the new Wegmans at Hilltop Village Center.

History: Have Gun and Pencil, Will Cover War

The Other Alexandria: Making History: The Dream Team

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Mourners Pay Respects to Chief

Former police chief, county executive remembered as steadfast, dedicated family man.

Mourners Pay Respects to Chief

Madison’s Koshuta Scores 39 in Playoff Game Against ‘Idol’ Floyd

Warhawks lose to Stonewall Jackson in region semifinals.

The Madison girls' basketball team lost to Stonewall Jackson in the 6A North region semifinals on Feb. 27.

Crime Report: Fair Oaks

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Military Notes

Finishing Touches

High and middle schools prepare for Sept. 6 opening.

Finishing Touches

Woodson Stages ‘Little Women’

Cappies Review

Woodson Stages ‘Little Women’

Local Schools Score High at Science Olympiad

A Violinist with ‘a Special Gift’

Masato Chang of McLean advances in the Music Teachers National Association Competition.

Thirteen-year-old Masato Chang from McLean recently won the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) Competition for his category on the violin, in Virginia. This makes him one of the highest-scoring string players for his category.