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Targeted improvements by Winn Design+Build rendered this vintage Lyon Village bungalow more functional without adding square footage.

Dig into Korean barbecue, sushi, seafood and a whole lot more. The deals start Jan. 19, with participating restaurants all over Northern VA.

Many New Year's resolutions focus on weight loss. An Arlington expert on eating disorders warns some can go too far.

And other 2026 dining forecasts courtesy of Robert Maher, executive chef and owner of Maison Cheryl in Clarendon.

Part Brazilian steakhouse and part omakase experience, this NoVA newcomer serves churrasco-style wagyu beef, sashimi and oysters.

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Going alcohol-free this month? Mixologists are whipping up all kinds of crafty, zero-proof beverages to whet your whistle.

Need a break from screen time? This analog game of patterns is all the rage, and you can learn how to play at Talk Tiles to Me.

Falls Church welcomes a new beer garden and taqueria, while Scolopasta starts dishing out pasta in Ballston.

Public incivility is rampant, tempers are flaring and research suggests that hostility may be contagious. We delved into why.

Kick off the new year with a 1980s-style murder mystery, a global music festival and a chilly dip in a cold pool for a good cause.

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