David Meyer Believes in Serving His Community
David Meyer was raised by parents who were deeply involved in their community, always ready to lend a hand when needed. In this regard, the apple didn’t fall far from the tree. Since moving to the City of Fairfax in 1981, Meyer has stepped forward to serve his community – from devoting countless hours to saving Historic Blenheim from being razed to serving as mayor during one of the most tumultuous periods in recent history. Through it all, his steadfast leadership has earned him the respect of his colleagues as well as the residents he served. Read more.
Artificial Intelligence: The Latest Tool of Scammers
You may have noticed that artificial intelligence (AI) has been in the news a lot lately. The applications and potential uses for AI have amazed the public while also stirring fierce debate. Proponents view AI as a valuable tool that can provide numerous benefits when used properly, while detractors warn of dire consequences if AI use isn’t properly regulated. Read more.
Antioch Baptist Church Makes Nature Conservation a Priority
Church congregations often give thanks for the beauty of the natural world, but how often does that appreciation translate into conservation efforts? Antioch Baptist Church in Fairfax Station has made it their mission to eradicate the invasive vines growing on their church campus, protect the native trees, and create an environment where native plants and animals can thrive. This worthy initiative is being championed by church members who believe that the earth is a gift, and it is our duty to care for it. Read more.
Helpful Tips for Buying and Using a Smart TV
Black Friday sales, family holiday gatherings, and the Super Bowl often prompt people to purchase a new TV. If you haven’t bought one in the past ten years, you may not be ready for what you’ll find online or at your local electronics retailer. All TVs for sale today are so-called “smart” TVs, meaning they have built-in connections to the internet and can provide access to streaming services. The choice of TVs and how to use them can feel daunting. Here are some tips to help you hit the ground running (or more like sitting) in front of your new TV. Read more.
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