Dranesville District News Today

McLean elects new MCC Governing Board

The Fairfax County Department of Animal Sheltering (DAS) will likely assume the duties of the Animal Protection Police, starting this summer. At a mark-up session last Tuesday (April 30), the Board of Supervisors indicated that it will implement the consolidation by transferring a position from the Fairfax County Police Department and creating a new chief

Remembering Herndon's History: Former Mayor Darrell Funded Education - Herndon, VA - Former Mayor George Augusta Darrell endowed funds dedicated to supporting education in the Town of Herndon.

The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors has signed off on a 3-cent bump in its real estate tax rate, a move it said was partly forced by insufficient state

The cost of riding Metro trains and buses will go up, starting July 1, when the transit agency's new budget takes effect.

On Monday, residents gathered at Burke Lake Park to view the partial solar eclipse, which reached about 89% totality in Fairfax County. Hundreds of people gathered at local parks where

State Senator Jennifer Boysko (D-Herndon) joined four other representatives at McLean High School on Feb. 3 to hold a public hearing opposing Senator Dave Marsden’s (D-Burke) casino bill, SB 675.

Philip Reilly, an Eagle Scout, retired CIA senior operations officer, and former U.S. Army Special Forces service member, talks with Boy Scout Troop 1539 and potential new members about his

Cut-Through Traffic Program, Ramps To Nowhere Concerns For Bierman - Herndon, VA - Dranesville's new supervisor introduces two resolutions to address cut-through traffic and a lack of coordination in the I-495 Next project.

Tyler, Will, and their dad, Eric Zarybnisky, brave the frigid water at the Brookfield Swim Club Splash and Dash Polar Plunge in Chantilly. Thirty-two adults and children participated in the