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Are you a lover of live music?

Join DC Fray and Carlyle Crossing for our free Happy Hour Concert Series, happening bi-weekly on Thursday nights in August and September.

Fall into fun with DC Fray and register for an upcoming league offered at various locations, days and times before spots fill up 🎾.

We’re offering volleyball right in Alexandria as well as kickball, pickleball, basketball, softball, tennis, flag football, bocce AND much more across Northern Virginia and in D.C.

Help DC Fray and Founders Row pack the backpack and stock the lockers this school year on Thursday, August 10.

You can earn one raffle entry for every three items you donate and enjoy lawn games, free snacks and Lost Boy Cider tastings. Plus, meet with local schools and children’s foundations to get involved.

Courts typically expect divorced parents to continue looking after their children, because, in their opinion, it is not proper to “de-father” a child. But what happens when you, the father, discover the child was never biologically yours? Should you still be required to pay child support?

How about getting compensation for previously paid child support? These are valid questions that may arise in such cases.

Studies have revealed that using an e-scooter increases your risk of injury compared to using a motorcycle, bicycle, car, or walking. Studies have also found that within 3.1 years of use, e-scooter users often need medical attention for injuries sustained in collisions. Although e-scooters may be enjoyable, convenient, and easy to use, they can cause severe harm to riders and pedestrians.

In recent years, several people in the United States have died riding e-scooters. About 80 percent of these deaths were due to collisions involving e-scooters. Factors like inexperienced riders, uncapped speeds, the lack of a helmet, and braking problems make e-scooters naturally dangerous.