Heather Zwicker is an Editor at Fairfax County Times. She focuses on topics related to pets and veterinary care, bringing insightful coverage to the community's animal welfare and health. Heather's work is featured in Fairfax County Times, where she shares her passion for pets and their well-being.
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A private school in Fairfax County, Nysmith School for Gifted Children, has entered into a settlement with a Jewish family who alleged their children were wrongfully expelled after the parents
By: Heather Zwicker Fairfax
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously this week to amend Chapter 28.1 of the county code, concluding a five-year effort to crack down on illicit massage businesses (IMB).
By: Heather Zwicker Fairfax
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is “vehemently condemning” Fairfax County's sanctuary policies after a criminal illegal alien and alleged
By: Heather Zwicker Fairfax
Early voting on a hotly contested measure changing Virginia's congressional districts to lean Democratic began on March 6 and runs through April 18.
Voters in favor of redrawing the state’s congressional maps won by a slim margin in Tuesday’s election.
The Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorney’s Office was notified on Wednesday that the U.S. Department of Justice has initiated a federal investigation into plea bargains, charging decisions and the sentencing policy
Over 38,000 voters cast ballots across Fairfax County in the primary election on Tuesday to select candidates for the House of Representatives in two districts and one Senate seat.
