Senate Postpones Marshall’s ‘Personhood’ Bill until Next Year
Bristow Beat reports The General Assembly has decided to postpone until next year consideration of a bill that would grant personhood rights to a human embryo from the moment of conception.
Blake Shelton Plays Patriot Center
The (George Mason University) Broadside reports The Patriot Center was packed Saturday evening for the Blake Shelton concert.
Mason Uses Energy-Efficient Heating
The (George Mason University) Broadside reports George Mason University is utilizing the latest, most innovative technology to provide students with energy-efficient heating and cooling on campus.
VDOT: Minimal Secondary Road Maintenance Over Next Two Years
Patch.com reports Although this winter hasn’t been nearly as hard on area roadways as winters past, many residents are dodging potholes on secondary roads in their neighborhoods.
Ron Paul to lead rally in Springfield on Tuesday
The Washington Post reports Rep. Ron Paul will look to rally the faithful in Springfield on Tuesday, as the Republican presidential contender seeks to take advantage of the relative lack of competition on the Virginia primary ballot.
Virginia Senate kills measure to repeal HPV immunization mandate
The Washington Post reports The Virginia Senate killed a contentious measure Monday that would have repealed a requirement that schoolgirls be immunized against a virus linked to cervical cancer before entering the sixth grade.
Measure could keep I-95 interchange/toll road project alive
Fredericksburg.com reports Cord Sterling has come up with a way to possibly save the controversial Interstate 95 interchange project, or at least parts of it.
National Pancake Day 2012 Brings Free IHOP Pancakes
CBS DC reports Nothing says it’s going to be a good week like a hot free stack of pancakes.
Frank Wolf to hold briefing on South Sudan trip
WTOP.com reports Rep. Frank Wolf, R-Va., is discussing what he saw on a recent trip to the world’s newest country.
D.C. reminds drivers about new red top meters
The Washington Post reports On Thursday, the District will begin to ticket and tow vehicles that violate the rules governing parking for disabled people at the new meters with the red tops.
‘He gunned down my sister’
Starexponent.com reports The younger brother of the Culpeper homemaker shot dead by a local police officer said his family is shocked, and like many here, cannot understand what happened on the morning of Feb. 9.
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The New Dominion Choraliers
Have a Show-Stopping Concert in Store!
Join us on Saturday, May 3 or Sunday, May 4 as the New Dominion Choraliers put on a concert with fun and fabulous songs straight from your favorite Broadway shows and Big Screen musicals. Selections from Pixar, Disney, and Rodgers and Hammerstein offer familiar tunes across the generations, as well as selections from Wicked, Les Miserables, The Greatest Showman, and more!

Properly using a car seat can reduce the risk of injury or death in a car crash by a significant amount, with studies showing reductions of 71% for infants and 54% for toddlers.
Check your child safety seat with the Montgomery County Safe Kids Coalition on Thursday March 20, 2025 from 10am-12:30pm. No appointment necessary.
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Your Weight Matters National Convention
Hosted by the Obesity Action Coalition (OAC) since 2012, this highly-anticipated gathering is the nation’s leading gathering focused on empowering individuals with science-based education, support and practical tools for managing weight and improving health.
This unique Convention truly has something
Cascade Landing Community Grand Opening
You’re invited to celebrate the Official Grand Opening of our newest community Cascade Landing in Dumfries, VA. Join us April 12th from 11 AM – 6 PM and fall for your new townhome!
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