Jimmy Henderson is a journalist based in Fairfax County, Virginia. He writes for the Fairfax County Times and his work has also been featured in Collider. Jimmy's articles cover a range of topics including local news, community events, environmental issues, healthcare, and scientific discoveries.
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By: Jimmy Henderson
The Northern Virginia Transportation Commission approved nearly $30 million for 15 projects to ease traffic congestion in the I-66 corridor. Projects in Fairfax County include new Fairfax Connector routes as part of the Commuter Choice program.
The Board of Supervisors voted on $306 million in bonds and adopted resolutions to request that the Circuit Court authorize them. County voters need to approve the bonds, and after being reviewed by a judge, they should be on the ballot in November.
By: Jimmy Henderson
The application for a 70-foot data center to be located just 50 feet away from an affordable mobile home community in Chantilly faced pushback from nearby residents looking to ensure
The Board of Supervisors voted to defer action on an amendment further regulating data centers in Fairfax County and to direct staff to develop language for the Board's consideration to address site plans submitted before July 16 to be subject to the current regulations on Tuesday. The Zoning Ordinance Amendment (ZOA) would require developers to go through the special exception process for data centers that are more than 40,000 square feet in commercial zones C3 and C4 or 80,000 in the industrial zones, I-2, I-3, and I-4, such as the beltway south area and the I-95 corridor.
By Jimmy Henderson / Fairfax County Times At their regular meeting last week, the Fairfax County School Board approved hotly debated changes
By: Jimmy Henderson
Some Providence District residents are upset about tree removal due to a restoration project by the Stormwater Planning Division of Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services.
By: Jimmy Henderson
A Fairfax County policy called “the Trust Policy” may be putting county citizens at risk as it protects those in the country unlawfully.
By: Jimmy Henderson
By Jimmy Henderson / Fairfax County Times S mall businesses, restaurant industry workers, and restaurant-goers are reeling at the possibility
By Jimmy Henderson / Fairfax County Times T he Fairfax County Park Authority Board is asking for community input on staff's initial budget recommendations for fiscal year 2026.
By: Jimmy Henderson
By Jimmy Henderson / Fairfax County Times Updated U nless you are an avid runner, biker, birder, or photographer who frequents the
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