Motorists will see travel times displayed on Interstate 95 electronic message signs between Washington, D.C., and Fredericksburg.

The NOVA men’s soccer team’s chances for a winning season rested on the results of its final game against the Stevenson University JV team in a match on Oct. 23 near Baltimore.

A man entered the pharmacy area of the store around 2:30 a.m., on Wednesday, Nov. 23 and passed a threatening note that demanded the pharmacist to hand over specific, large amounts of painkillers and drugs.

Halloween isn’t the only time Northern Virginia residents let their imaginations run wild and dress up as their favorite characters. Anime fans (called Otaku) will be out in force for this year’s Anime USA convention.

The suspect description is that of a male, 6’2″ to 6’3″, black mask covering face, black hoodie, black gloves and jeans.

An 85-year-old Oakton man operating a 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix, exited a post office parking lot and attempted to turn left onto White Granite from a service road.

It was a long night for the Jeff Frederick campaign. For hours after the polls closed, Frederick and his political opponent Linda “Toddy” Puller were neck-in-neck in the race for a seat in the Virginia Senate that Puller has held since 1999.

Northern Virginia Community College, through its Alexandria campus community relations coordinator, is again sponsoring several greeting events of Honor Flights from all over the United States during the year bringing WW II veterans to Washington, D.C., and is looking for volunteer greeters

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Historic Mount Vernon selected future Northern Virginia Community College graduate student Matthew Jongema as the recipient of its inaugural John F. and Emma B. McDonnell Memorial Scholarship.