Publications by John L. Geddie
The Great Untitled Movie Show: Year In Review
Pre-Holiday Daily Briefing on Housing Prices, Christmas Decorations and the Women's Shelter
The Great Untitled Movie Show: Holiday Viewing Guide
The Great Untitled Movie Show: "Brothers" and "Invictus"
The Great Untitled Movie Show: New Moon & The Blind Side
Leftover Ink: Can I Take Your Order?
My family moved to Sterling Park in 1972, when my Dad was transferred from Dallas to Washington. We weren’t the first family in the Park, but you could say we beat the rush. I’ve mentioned it before, but Loudoun was a great place to grow up. That being said, there were certainly some challenges. Not the least of which was that staple of life, trying to find a decent place to eat.
Dinner & A Show: Independent Exorcism
Dinner: Not Your Average Joe's/Show: The Last Exorcism
Editorial: Conservative Correspondence
Who says that no one writes letters anymore?
Earlier this month, Va. Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli (R) responded to a request for opinion from Del. Bob Marshall (R), who represents sections of Loudoun and Prince William. It created a whirlwind of controversy as Cuccinelli’s expressed his belief that local law enforcement is not barred from investigating immigration status.
Dinner & A Show
Dinner: The Cajun Experience/Show: "The Expendables"
Leftover Ink: Love the Nightlife, Got to Boogie
Given this week’s cover story, I tried to think back to my own years as a recent college grad and how this area treated me.
Leftover Ink: Aack!
It’s true. In a year that has already seen the final installment of “Little Orphan Annie,” loyal followers of the newspaper comic strips soon bid adieu to “Cathy” as well. I’m not sure that the cultural impact of these two young ladies can be adequately expressed.
Leftover Ink: Long Live the King
“Have you found Elvis?” That’s what I was asked as I walked into the office this week. It was said with such an air of honest excitement – the same earnestness Jehovah’s Witnesses use when asking if you’ve found Jesus.
Dinner and a Show: Independent Angst
This week John reviews Mom's Apple Pie and the new film "Twelve"
UPDATE: Suspect in Leesburg and Flint Attacks Taken Into Custody
Early Thursday morning, investigators announced that a suspect in the case has been taken into custody.
Has a Michigan-Based Serial Targeted Leesburg?
On an evening that was supposed to be dedicated to helping people feel more comfortable in their community, a series of crimes began in Leesburg that has left its residents shaken, worried and uneasy about traveling alone at night.
On Aug. 3, communities across the nation assembled for the 27th annual National Night Out. Groups organized festivals and cookouts to heighten anti-crime efforts and empower communities in areas threatened by crime.
