Wednesday, a Fairfax County judged ruled that the Lorton teenager charged with killing his Reston girlfriend’s parents, Buckley Kuhn-Fricker and Scott Fricker, is too incompetent to stand trial, psychologists saying that the brain damage sustained from when the teen then shot himself prevents him from working with attorneys.
(The Washington Post)
Ranson, West Virginia residents have expressed their concerns over the addition of a Rockwool insulation factory, which is only 12 miles from the Loudoun County line. As such, Loudoun Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall has voiced her opposition to the $150 million plant, which would be taking over an old apple orchard.
(WTOP)
At 9:45 p.m. Wednesday night, Reagan National Airport lost power for over an hour, though backup generators restored FAA, security and other essential services.
(The Washington Post)
To cover the cost of barricades, cleanup, event management and more, the National Park Service is considering charging for those wishing to hold demonstrations near the National Mall, President’s Park, George Washington Parkway, Rock Creek Park and more. The public can weigh in online through Oct. 15.
(WTOP)
Because not enough people have expressed interest in participating, Manassas Park High School will not have a varsity football program during 2018, but will play a junior varsity schedule.
(The Washington Post)
Friday, the University of Maryland Board of Trustees will meet to discuss the “removal, resignation, employment, litigation, legal counsel or personnel matters” associated with football player Jordan McNair’s death. The board will also consider what to do about head coach D.J. Durkin, UMD President Wallace Loh and Athletic Director Damon Evans’ employment.
(WJLA)
“Sometime in early 2019,” Bash Boxing will open a second location at Ballston Quarter.
(ARL Now)
Aug. 29 from 8:30-11:30 a.m., the Reston Association will host a bus tour of Hunter Mill Road, whose history will be shared via local historian and tour guide Jim Lewis.
(Reston Now)
