Kathryn O’Sullivan, head of the Theatre Program at the Manassas Campus of Northern Virginia Community College, has written and produced an online Western drama series. “Thurston” tells the story of residents of a remote mining town in the Kansas Ozarks and their struggle for survival.
Archives:October, 2011
2011 Living Legend of Alexandria
[From: Non-Profits]For Alexandria Living Legend Stewart Dunn, it is a matter of balance. He balances his professional duties as a partner at Ivins, Phillips & Barker with his duties as Vice Chair of the Planning Commission.
Not Just Another Pretty Face
[From: Other News, Sports]When the T. C. Williams High School junior varsity football team took the field this year, the kicker wore a pink mouth guard. When Brianna Smith kicked the ball, however, she was just one of the boys.
Virginians For Responsible Gun Laws
[From: Letters/Opinions]The April 2007 massacre at Virginia Tech left an indelible mark on the Commonwealth and on the nation. This tragedy touched not only the victims and survivors but also their friends and loved ones.
Center For Alexandria’s Children Earns Accreditation From National Children’s Alliance
[From: Non-Profits]The Center for Alexandria’s Children has been awarded accreditation by National Children’s Alliance following an extensive application and site review process.
Potomac Avenue Open To Traffic In Potomac Yard Development
[From: Traffic & Transportation]The City of Alexandria reminds residents Potomac Yard Avenue is currently open to traffic.
Center For Alexandria’s Children Provides Trick-Or-Treat Safety Tips
[From: Health & Fitness, Other News]Ghosts, ghouls and monsters are not the only things to be afraid of on Halloween. Accidents and mishaps increase dramatically when children trick-or-treat.