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WPXW TV, located in Fairfax Station, VA, is a local television station known for its two prominent antenna towers visible from miles away at the intersection of routes 123 and 7100. Established in 1978 as a UHF station, Channel 66 continues to broadcast syndicated sitcoms, dramas, infomercials, religious shows, TV movies, and children's programs under the ownership of ION. With a long history in the community, WPXW TV remains a popular choice for viewers seeking a variety of entertainment options, from classic TV shows to family-friendly programming. Its unique location and diverse programming make it a recognizable and valued part of the Fairfax Station area. Generated from their available business information

Muslim Television Ahmadiyya (MTA) is a Silver Spring-based TV network that offers a wide range of programmes catering to the Muslim community. With a focus on promoting the teachings of Islam, MTA provides content such as sermons, discussions on the attributes of Allah, and episodes on the life of Muhammad, among other religious topics. In addition to religious programming, MTA also features non-religious content, including cooking shows, interviews, and coverage of mosque inaugurations and events. With a diverse range of offerings, MTA aims to provide informative and engaging content for its viewers.Generated from the website

Women in Film and Video (WIFV) DC is a non-profit community benefit organization dedicated to supporting the creative and technical achievements of women in media. Founded in 1979, WIFV offers educational and networking opportunities aimed at advocating for parity in the film and television industry, engaging all genres, genders, and experience levels within the DC-metro region. With a membership base of over 900 individuals, WIFV hosts nearly 200 events each year, including panels, workshops, and screenings that foster collaboration and idea exchange. The organization is committed to empowering media makers and ensuring that diverse voices are represented both in-front and behind the camera. Generated from the website