Mclean Project News Today

Cut-Through Traffic Restrictions Proposed for McLean — “To protect McLean neighborhoods overrun by commuters cutting through to avoid bottlenecks on Route 7, Interstate 495 and other major roads, newly elected Fairfax Supervisor Jimmy Bierman (D-Dranesville) wants to restrict peak-hour traffic in those neighborhoods, but exempt residents living there using a vehicle-sticker program.” [Gazette Leader] Bill

Art is everywhere in Fairfax County. Sometimes, keeping up with what is showing and where can be difficult. This is the first of two local art rundowns to keep readers

Temple Rodef Shalom to Host Two Upcoming Events On Sunday November 19 from 8:30 a.m. — 2:00 p.m., as well as on Sunday, December 3 from 10:00 a.m. — 2:00 p. ...

Shepherd’s Center Seeks Additional Volunteer Drivers Shepherd’s Center of McLean-Arlington-Falls Church (SCMAFC), an all-volunteer organization, is seeking ...

How Mika Brzezinski is honoring her mother Emilie Brzezinski — and her art

This weekend might be a good time to enjoy the crisp fall air, let your hair down and get out of the house for a while — without necessarily opening your pocketbook.

McLean Project for the Arts will host the 17th annual MPAartfest at McLean Central Park this Sunday. This outdoor festival is a day full of music, food, and art. The

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A number of details have been announced for the 17th annual MPAartfest, which returns to McLean Central Park on Sunday, Oct. 1.

McLean Project for the Arts’ ArtReach and Director Sharon Fishel hosted close to 500 FCPS Title I elementary students this spring, in addition to many other community groups, for tours