2026-10-10 10:29 AM

F.C.’s Relay for Life a Success

ALMOST $82,000 WAS RAISED in the fight for a cure for cancer in Falls Church last Saturday night, as over 400 participants showed up for a local, all-night Relay for Life event at George Mason High School. The event was launched with a moving ceremony at 6 p.m. and participants, who pitched tents on the infield of the football field, worked in team relays to walk the track throughout the night until dawn. The funds go to the American Cancer Society. Organizers of this first such event in Falls Church promised to do even better next year. Read more for more photos. (Gary Mester photo)

ALMOST $82,000 WAS RAISED in the fight for a cure for cancer in Falls Church last Saturday night, as over 400 participants showed up for a local, all-night Relay for Life event at George Mason High School. The event was launched with a moving ceremony at 6 p.m. and participants, who pitched tents on the infield of the football field, worked in team relays to walk the track throughout the night until dawn. The funds go to the American Cancer Society. Organizers of this first such event in Falls Church promised to do even better next year. (Gary Mester photos)

Share:

More Posts

Conflicting Data On Auto Factors

This Monday , the Falls Church City Council received a detailed briefing on the status of the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission’s Envision Route 7 project and offered feedback on potential

Evidences of a Living Universe 

On the likelihood of finding sentient life elsewhere in this universe: It is the clear sense of this observer that sentient life exists in massive abundance across this universe. If

A Penny for Your Thoughts 10-8-2026

Promises made, promises broken. As a campaign theme, that slogan is popular this season. In the current mid-term election cacophony, it seems to be in every Democratic script in every

Send Us A Message