ANNANDALE, Va. — Annandale High School's choir awards ceremony honored the season's achievements at the Annandale United Methodist Church. Throughout the evening, awards were presented to the school's outstanding student performers and adult volunteers.
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ANNANDALE, Va. — It was a wonderful evening as we celebrated all of the student-athletes at Annandale High School. I was especially proud of Little Kent 2 who was recognized as a 3 Sport Athlete, as the Atomic Award winner for the Atoms Golf team, and as a 3.5+ Athlete.
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ANNANDALE, Va. — Nestled in the heart of Annandale, Va., Annandale Community Park is a picturesque green space that offers scenic walking trails and shady picnic areas. The park includes playgrounds, sports fields, and tennis courts and is the home of the Hidden Oaks Nature Center.
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ANNANDALE, Va. — Again, I find myself stating how hard it can be to grieve in public, especially after the loss of a child, but we hope that sharing our story can help prevent other families from experiencing the same pain.
After losing our son, Malcolm, in January, my wife and I decided to work together to raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and its effects on children. Today, my wife sat down for an interview with WJLA TV, which has turned into a series of stories at the station. The station has provided a link to the series of reports on its website (WJLA.com - May 7, WJLA.com - May 8, WJLA.com - May 9, and WJLA - May 10), or you can view the entire interview on its YouTube page.
📺 Tuesday, May 7, 2024, WJLA 5 pm Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_5pm_7May2024.mp4
📺 Tuesday, May 7, 2024, WJLA 6 pm Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_6pm_7May2024.mp4
📺 Wednesday, May 8, 2024, WJLA 4 pm Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_4pm_8May2024.mp4
📺 Wednesday, May 8, 2024, WJLA 11 pm Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_11pm_8May2024.mp4
📺 Thursday, May 9, 2024, WJLA 6 am Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_6am_9May2024.mp4
📺 Thursday, May 9, 2024, WJLA 4 pm Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_4pm_9May2024.mp4
📺 Thursday, May 9, 2024, WJLA 5 pm Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_5pm_9May2024.mp4
📺 Friday, May 10, 2024, WJLA 4 pm Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_4pm_10May2024.mp4
📺 Friday, May 10, 2024, WJLA 5 pm Broadcast — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_5pm_10May2024.mp4
📺 Tuesday, May 7, 2024, WJLA Full Interview — absolonkent.net/Malcolm_Memorial/video/television_WJLA_full_interview.mp4
ANNANDALE, Va. — The Manassas Gap Railroad Historic Site Park in Annandale, Virginia, offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich railway history. Set amidst serene natural surroundings, the park showcases remnants of the Manassas Gap Railroad, a planned transportation route linking the Shenandoah Valley to Northern Virginia.
Construction of the Manassas Gap Railroad began in the 1850s to transport agricultural products from the Ohio and Shenandoah Valleys to markets in Northern Virginia. Merchants in Alexandria opted to construct the Independent Line of the Manassas Gap Railroad to circumvent high rail rental charges imposed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The proposed railroad would span 34 miles from Bull Run, traversing the city of Fairfax before veering east near the village of Annandale, proceeding into Indian Run Valley, and terminating at the rail yards of Alexandria.
Although the filling and leveling necessary for the rail bed's construction were completed, funding shortages halted progress, and the rails never extended beyond Alexandria. The rail beds became notable earthworks during Civil War battles and skirmishes in Annandale and Fairfax.
Today, the Manassas Gap Railroad Historic Site Park and the Annandale Community Park encompass 1,870 feet of railroad bed, two historic culverts, and substantial masonry work, preserving the legacy of this ambitious but ultimately unrealized railway project.
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