‘Because My Skin Is Black, Is My Life Worth Less?’
Black Lives Matter protest in Fairfax City.
Their voices were strong, and their message was clear: Black Lives Matter.
Fairfax High Lions Instead of Rebels
Next name change could be Lanier Middle School.
In the wave of the Black Lives Matter Movement – plus the anti-Confederate sentiment sweeping the country – Fairfax High’s mascot and teams will no longer be the Rebels. Instead, they’ll be called the Lions.
Local Students Receive Virginia Sheriffs’ Institute Scholarships
Several local students recently received Virginia Sheriffs’ Institute scholarships. Given to students pursuing an education in criminal justice, they were presented by Fairfax County Sheriff Stacey Kincaid.
‘This Was Something I Could Count On’ in Centreville
Paul VI seniors honored in neighborhood’s graduation parade.
Thanks to COVID-19, this year’s high-school seniors didn’t get to have their achievements and graduation recognized in a public way.
Fairfax City Helps Restaurants Serve Customers Outdoors
With Northern Virginia now in Phase I of reopening – and rapidly heading toward Phase II – the Fairfax City Council last week approved two emergency ordinances to help local restaurants serve customers outdoors.
‘Today We Honor Those That Made the Ultimate Sacrifice’ in Fairfax City
American Legion Post 177 holds Memorial Day ceremony.
Normally, Fairfax City officials, residents, and various politicians gather for a Memorial Day ceremony. This year, COVID-19 prevented it from happening, but a small group from American Legion Post 177 still made the day special.
Harmon, Ross Join Incumbents on Fairfax City Council
Meyer and School Board members all re-elected.
Fairfax City re-elected its mayor, City Council and School Board incumbents, Tuesday, May 19, and added Joe Harmon and Tom Ross to the Council, replacing Jennifer Passey and Michael DeMarco who chose not to run. And despite the pandemic, which caused many to vote by mail, more votes were cast than in 2018.
‘Great Value for Citizens’ Tax Dollars’ in Fairfax City
City adopts budget for FY 21.
It wasn’t the bright, hopeful document they’d expected to pass before COVID-19 gripped the nation, but last Wednesday, May 13, Fairfax City Councilmembers approved the City’s FY 2021 budget.
‘Circumstances Have Changed, and They’re on the Frontline’ in Fair Oaks
First responders salute healthcare heroes at Inova Fair Oaks Hospital.
It’s nice to be appreciated – and, last Tuesday, May 5, at Inova Fair Oaks Hospital, local first responders let healthcare workers there know exactly how much they’re valued. At the 6:30 p.m. shift change, staff members walked outside and were greeted by fire engines, police cruisers, a gigantic American flag and about 100 first responders applauding them and holding signs and banners of appreciation.
Robots Bring Meals to Fairfax Residents
There’s a robot invasion in downtown Fairfax! Well, no, not really; but friendly robots delivering delicious meals to City residents have definitely become part of the local scene.
‘None of Us Really Know How this Will Play Out’ in Fairfax City
City continues to grapple with FY 21 budget.
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‘A Bit of Normalcy in a Tumultuous Time’ in Fairfax City
City Jobs program keeps restrooms open in Stafford Park.
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‘We’re in Uncharted Territory, to the Extreme’ in Fairfax City
City Manager recommends Fiscal Year ’21 budget cuts.
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‘Blessed by Kind Donations, Community Sponsors’
Fairfax’s 29 Diner: Feeding hospitals and people in need.
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‘It Started As a Little Gesture and Grew Bigger’
Craftsman Auto Care helps provide meals to hospital staff.
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‘I’ve Been Blessed, and I Try to Give Back’
Ciao brings free meals to doctors, nurses, firefighters.
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Our Fairfax City Firefighters: An Elite Echelon of First Responders
Fairfax City Fire Department is internationally accredited.
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‘Don’t Be Afraid of Walking through the Fire’
Fairfax woman shares her story to help and inspire others.
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Help Local Families Weather this Crisis
Britepaths launches ‘Adjust, Give, Donate’ for those in need.
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Fairfax Couple Presumed Positive for COVID-19
County, state, health professionals provide answers, advice.
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Fairfax City Manager Unveils Proposed FY 21 Budget
Includes real-estate tax increase and money for capital projects.
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‘A Legend in Selfless Service to Northern Virginia’
Art Little honored by both the City of Fairfax and NOVA Parks.
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‘An Individual who Exemplifies the Very Best’ in Fairfax
City honors Fairfax Little League’s Scott Peirce.
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‘A Reminder of How Generous Our Neighbors Are’ in Fairfax
Britepaths holds Stuff the Bus event at Fairfax Walmart.
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Faithful Life Church Is Moving to New Home in Fairfax City
It needed a special-use permit to relocate to Fairfax Square.
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Having ‘Less Cars on the Road Helps Everybody’
Fairfax City woman bikes to and from work 1,000 times.
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Fairfax City: ‘We Feel So Welcome Here; this City Is Really Special’
Spanish immersion center opens.
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‘For One Show, It’s All about the Dancers’ in Fairfax City
The Fairfax Academy presents ‘A Chorus Line.’
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Every Chocolate Lover’s Dream-Come-True in Fairfax City
Fairfax’s 28th annual festival is Jan. 31-Feb. 2.
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‘What It Means to Serve One’s Neighbors’ in Fairfax
Councilman donates salary to three organizations.
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‘This Has Been a Great Ride’ in Fairfax County
Community bids farewell to Board Chairman Sharon Bulova.
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‘It Helps You Get into the Christmas Spirit’ in Annandale
Encore presents holiday musical, “Finding Santa.”
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