Email: sherell[at]patch.com
Phone: 571-268-9730
Sherell Williams was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She received her bachelor's in Communication with a concentration in journalism from George Mason University in Fairfax, VA where she served as managing editor for the student newspaper, Broadside, and later the Best of Mason issue of the student-run VOX|POP magazine. She is a passionate journalist with an affinity for cultures and an addiction to green tea, chocolate, baseball, and tennis.
Sherell has served as the editor of Annandale Patch since September 2010. In June 2011, Annandale Patch received the Business of the Year award from the Annandale Chamber of Commerce for their coverage of the Annandale community. Sherell became the editor of Burke Patch in August 2012.
Five Rotarians were sworn in during the club's 49th induction ceremony and three awards were handed out to Annandale organizations and residents.
The one-day a week program at the Annandale campus, where Burke students attend, will cost the same as regular semester tuition at the college.
The one-day a week program will cost the same as regular semester tuition at the college.
Rising junior Aramis “A.J.” Alexander and rising seniors Reece Burnett, Ryan Antonellis and Dwight Lomax have all received interest from Football Championship Subdivision schools.
Fill out this easy form, and Patch will build an interactive map of garage sales, yard sales and estate sales across Northern and Central Fairfax County.
Virginia's transportation funding bill goes into effect July 1 with lower gas taxes at the pump, but higher taxes and fees elsewhere.
Virginia's transportation funding bill goes into effect July 1 with lower gas taxes at the pump, but higher taxes and fees elsewhere.
As Virginia officials react to Supreme Court decision, Gov. Bob McDonnell said he will work to review voting laws and ensure they comply with federal standards.
Around 60 residents listened to representatives from Madison Homes, Inc. about their proposal to build 13 homes on Spring Lake Drive in Burke.
Sophomore Josh Wartel is one of three Virginians to reach the championship round at the tournament in more than 80 years. Lake Braddock placed in the top 40 at the tournament.
A rundown of the team results from the latest Annandale swim league meets.
Developer Madison Homes, Inc wants to build 15 single-family homes on a plot of land on Spring Lake Drive in Burke.
Evergreene Companies plans to build 10 single-family homes on Banting Drive not far from Burke in the Braddock District.
The store, which originally opened in 1993 in Falls Church, relocated to Annandale just over a year ago.
See updated Burke weather and radar.
