Culture
Meet KaNikki Jakarta, Alexandria’s first African-American poet laureate
From being named (almost) after one of her mother’s favorite poets, to her dad reciting Maya Angelou, Jakarta has lived a life of literary influence.
Local author Zach Powers talks new book ‘First Cosmic Velocity’
Following years of experience in the literary field, Powers settles down in Arlington as a communications director and novelist.
Looking back on Loudoun South Little League’s World Series run
The Loudoun South Little League team represented Northern Virginia by stepping up to the plate in August.
Longtime NoVA resident starts Fredericksburg-based fund for returning soldiers
The 6-month-old initiative will go toward programming for injured and recovering service members returning to civilian life in Northern Virginia.
Design and art intertwine through Spaeth Hill’s new podcast
Hosted by co-founder and lead designer of the Alexandria-based company, Nathan Hill, the äntrepō project invites creative experts to discuss their process with local art enthusiasts.
17-year-old local rock climber is making her way to the top
Elizabeth ‘Ellie’ Sepulveda, is currently training for the Pan American Championships. Here, she shares her love for rock climbing with us.
Creatives find a home for their crafts with newly opened TINT in Falls Church
Knitters, crocheters and quilters alike can now shop and learn with other artists, thanks to one Arlington-based mom.
Here are the most popular Halloween costumes of 2019, according to Google
Characters from Disney’s ‘Descendants’ and classic witches will be seen on the streets of Northern Virginia this Halloween, according to Google searches.
Fairfax County resident Michael Applegate volunteers 30 hours a week to Laurel Hill Park
Since retiring in 2016, Marine Corps veteran Michael Applegate has dedicated about 1,200 hours a year to the trails in Laurel Hill Park. Here, we share his story.
Is NoVA the region’s next great nightlife destination? The Hilton Brothers think so.
The brothers behind some of DC’s most popular hot spots are crossing the river with at least three new projects.
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