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March 1, 2016

From Chaos to Calm: Q&A with NoVA abstract artist Lina Alattar

With this newfound sense of calm, she understands how “belonging is really more of a mindset rather than geographical,” she says. “I’m very comfortable in messy, chaotic, undefined areas.”

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February 16, 2016

Residence Evil: Buying a house in NoVA isn’t for the weak-hearted

Buying a house seems inevitable, like turning 40 or a melting ice-cream cone. I have two children, a spouse and more than one kind of garlic press. I’m a grownup. A middle-class one. For most people like me, owning property is a question of when.

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February 9, 2016

Tune in to Your Community in Northern Virginia

Flipping through cable channels in Northern Virginia, you’ll come across homegrown programming that puts you closer to what’s happening in your community.

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February 4, 2016

Sexuality on the table: Q&A with artist Jessica Kallista

Co-founder of the Bunnyman Bridge Collective Jessica Kallista creates collage and video to take control of how sexuality is presented within the art community.

February 2, 2016

Three kids classics come to life across NoVA

Coming up in the Northern Virginia area, four classics will be adapted for the stage. Fans of all ages can attend these performances, and what better way to experience an old favorite or create a new fan?

January 28, 2016

Local Virginia gal is a hit on American Idol

Catch her performing in the second night of the Hollywood round Thursday, Jan. 28, at 8 p.m.

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January 26, 2016

Dance Dance Constitution

For a wedding, my husband and I recently traveled from Manassas to St. Louis, Missouri. It was a young wedding and our first in a while, which is to say the dance floor was lively and hard to resist. Plus we’d flown quite a ways, so we felt like we’d earned it.

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January 22, 2016

One on one with Bonnie LePard: Executive Director of Oatlands

Bonnie LePard, who comes from the Tregaron Conservancy, has been elected as the site’s new executive director.

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January 21, 2016

Colorful anarchy: Q&A with NoVA artist Javier Padilla

Javier Padilla’s colorful religious iconography will sell long after his death, when he will finally put a face to the voices he heard as a boy in Puerto Rico.

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January 19, 2016

Flame-Keeper: Virtuoso and Holocaust Survivor Flory Jagoda

For virtuoso and Holocaust survivor Flory Jagoda, music is the impassioned legacy of an unforgotten past.

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