Where to Find Reston Now Articles Now

Updated

Reston Now articles are no longer published on restonnow.com. According to the site itself, "Reston Now articles can now be found on FFXnow." If you are looking for current local coverage, go to FFXnow. If you need older Reston Now stories, use the Reston Now archive, which the site says is still available. You can also sign up for the email newsletter from the Reston Now page.

Current articles: FFXnow

The active publication for Reston Now's coverage is FFXnow. The Reston Now homepage directs readers there for new articles. This means:

  • New reporting that would previously have appeared on Reston Now is now on FFXnow.
  • Bookmarking or searching restonnow.com will not surface the latest stories.
  • If you followed a link expecting a fresh article, check FFXnow instead.

Older articles: the Reston Now archive

Reston Now states that you "can also visit the Reston Now archive." The archive is the place to look for previously published Reston Now content rather than current news. Use it when:

  • You have an old link or citation pointing to a Reston Now story.
  • You want to check historical coverage of a Reston topic.
  • You need to confirm what Reston Now published before the move to FFXnow.

Staying updated by email

The Reston Now page offers an email newsletter signup. The subscribe link points to a Mailchimp mailing list. If you want Reston-area updates delivered rather than checking the site, this is the option the page provides. The site does not state a price for the newsletter, so treat cost and access terms as unconfirmed and check the signup page itself.

Avoiding dead ends

Because restonnow.com now functions as a pointer rather than a news feed, a few habits will save time:

  • When a Reston Now link does not load the story you expected, search the same headline on FFXnow.
  • For anything older, go to the Reston Now archive rather than the homepage.
  • Update bookmarks and feeds that still point to restonnow.com for news.

In short: FFXnow for new articles, the Reston Now archive for old ones, and the newsletter if you prefer email updates.