Heather Zwicker is an editor for the Fairfax County Times, focusing on local news and events in Fairfax County, Virginia. With a passion for community journalism, Heather covers a wide range of topics including transportation, politics, business, and public safety.
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By Heather Zwicker / Fairfax County Times Health officials are seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases.
By Heather Zwicker / Fairfax County Times T he August sales tax savings weekend is back this year.
Fairfax County approved the Community-wide Energy and Climate Action Plan. The county hopes to achieve zero waste by 2040 through diverting 90% of trash from landfills and incineration. The county
County Executive Bryan Hill sent a memorandum to the Board of Supervisors late last month to recommend ways to spend more than $260 million in carryover funds from the 2024 fiscal year. Hill said the funds come from increased revenues, decreased spending, and leftover funds from the American Rescue Act.
By: Heather Zwicker
A Fairfax County businesswoman knows all too well how access to childcare can impact attracting experienced employees. But, she is hopeful the 10 bipartisan bills signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin last week will improve the situation.
By Heather Zwicker / Fairfax County Times D espite positive economic headlines in the news over the past year, the Capital Area Food
T here are about 45 days until election day, and in-person early voting starts this weekend. Three locations will open to accommodate Fairfax County residents, and an additional 13 locations will open on Oct. 17.
By Heather Zwicker / Fairfax County Times Updated The Fairfax County Animal Sh elter is collaborating with the BISSELL Pet Foundation for the Empty the Shelters fall national adoption event.
T hirteen additional voting locations opened on Thursday. They will be open for early voting for Fairfax County registered voters to vote in the general and special elections through Nov. 2.
By: Heather Zwicker, Asra Q. Nomani
The topic of undocumented immigrant criminals is at the forefront in Fairfax County after the alleged rape of a woman in Herndon last week and a new Department of Homeland
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