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The U.S. Army’s Caisson Detachment Continues Its Legacy at Arlington National Cemetery
The Caisson Detachment upholds a longtime tradition of honoring our nation’s fallen heroes.
This Virginia City Ranked the No. 10 Best Place to Retire in the U.S.
“U.S. News & World Report” analyzed data from more than 850 U.S. cities. Nine from Virginia made the list.
Amazon Buys Northern Virginia Data Center Site for Record $700 Million
The center is slated for development at Bristow’s Devlin Tech Park.
5 Places to Compost or Recycle Your Pumpkins in Northern Virginia
Give your gourd a second life at one of these NoVA locations.
Virginia Sees Early Voting Increase in Gubernatorial Election
Election polling sites are open Tuesday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Time to ‘Fall Back’: Daylight Saving Time Ends This Weekend
Remember to turn your clocks back for an extra hour of sleep.
Centreville High Teacher Who Made Abortion Claims Sues FCPS
Fairfax County Public Schools called the teacher’s allegations “likely untrue” and placed her on paid administrative leave.
Dulles Expo Center Is Closing to Make Way for a New IKEA
IKEA says the new store should be open in spring of 2026.
As SNAP Benefits Lapse, Youngkin Outlines Plan for State-Funded Food Assistance
The governor issued a state of emergency so that Virginians would continue to receive assistance when SNAP payments end on November 1.
Virginia Author Led Efforts to Rebury James Monroe’s Daughter in Richmond
Biographer Barbara VornDick spearheaded the campaign to reunite Eliza Monroe Hay with her family.
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