Before we head out for the long weekend, these were our most-read stories this week:
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It’s the end of a cold and snowy week; quite a way to start 2018.
Before we head out for the weekend, these were our most-read stories this week:
As the weekend approaches, Arlington County could be at risk of another dusting of snow.
Local crews and their VDOT colleagues have been pretreating roads due to the snow potential Saturday. The recent low temperatures may create slick conditions, officials warn.
We’ve reached the long holiday weekend, but before we go, there’s time to take a quick look back at the week.
These were our most-read stories this week:
This weekend marks the start of another SoberRide campaign by local nonprofit Washington Regional Alcohol Program.
From tonight (Friday, December 15) until December 22, download Lyft and use the code “SOBERRIDEDC” in the app to get a free ride home.
It’s the weekend, and tonight and tomorrow might bring our first snow of the season.
This week has been dominated by talk of the new I-66 HOT lanes, and accusations against two elementary school teachers.
It’s been a busy week, filled with important decisions.
Only today, the National Park Service announced it will spend more than $200 million to repair and rehabilitate Memorial Bridge, while the County Board voted this week to allocate its closeout funds and encourage more “accessory dwelling units.”
The long Thanksgiving weekend is here.
If you’re traveling, be careful on the roads, and be aware that lines at Reagan National Airport may be on the long side.
It’s the end of another busy week.
In news you might have missed, “Spaces” is now open in the former Artisphere in Rosslyn, while TechShop in Crystal City was forced to close as the company filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
It’s the end of another week, a shorter one for some due to the observation of the Veterans’ Day holiday today.
Tuesday’s election weighed on plenty of people’s minds this week, as you can see from this week’s most-read stories:
The weekend is here.
These were our most-read stories this week:
After a largely sunny week helped mark the start of fall, things get a bit wetter this weekend with a storm system set to bring rain and wind to the area on Sunday.
With plenty of Halloween and fall events on the calendar for this weekend, don’t let the weather spoil your plans.