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Getting to and from Metro stations can be a harrowing experience for pedestrians and cyclists, and the Fairfax County Planning Commission and others want
Buza was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. The driver of the Sonata stayed at the scene. Alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the crash for the driver. Buza was killed only a couple blocks away from his home. His family said he died doing what he loved — biking. Buza was a retired aerospace engineer who worked for years at Lockheed Martin. Bicycle safety advocate and attorney Rachael Maney of Bike Law said the tragedy is a teachable moment for Fairfax County. “When we're looking at Washington regions within the Beltway, Fairfax County is the only one that hasn't made ...
First Look: The $500 Million Omni PGA Frisco Resort The Dallas-based luxury hotel company anticipates a huge halo effect from its new venue at the future PGA headquarters. Omni Hotels & Resorts has kicked off development of its latest resort, which will sit next to the PGA’s new headquarters in Frisco. The PGA in 2018 announced plans to move from Palm Beach, Florida. Its new headquarters will anchor a 600-acre, mixed-use development that will also include three golf courses, a putting green, retail shops, and the $500 million Omni PGA Frisco. (Scroll down to click on an images gallery.) Ke...
Posted in: The Liberty ISD Education Foundation is pleased to announce this year’s grant winners. Seven grants were awarded in this cycle to teachers for all 4 LISD campuses. These grants are funded through contributions to the Liberty ISD Education Foundation by individual donors, businesses, corporations and community service organizations as well as through profits from our fundraising events. This year’s seven grants total $28,555.02. Since 2007, the total is $255,268! Upcoming Foundation events: • 7th Annual Liberty Freedom Ride cycling event in February, 2022. To contact the Fou...
Catalytic converter thefts heat up following thaw Now that the ice and snow have melted, catalytic converter thieves are back at work. By Region 8 Newsdesk | February 24, 2021 at 9:02 AM CST - Updated February 25 at 2:39 AM JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - Now that the ice and snow have melted, catalytic converter thieves are back at work. Jonesboro police have received multiple reports of the stolen vehicle parts this week. Tom Moore, owner of Auto King, reported Monday afternoon that someone removed two catalytic converters from a Kia and a Jeep parked on his lot located at 3207 E. Nettleton...