In their last day on the job yesterday, June 30, four long-time employees of the City of Falls Church were honored at receptions. Carolyn Pendleton, the veteran police dispatch supervisor, Becky Keenan, the animal warden and Carmen Nichols, a City Hall administrative assistant, were collectively feted in a reception at City Hall, while Frank Cooper, veteran auto mechanic at the City’s property yard, was hailed at reception held at the property yard.
Falls Church City Schools have enjoyed modest enrollment growth, a development in sharp contrast to lower enrollment levels at other regional school systems this fall. According to enrollment data provided
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger yesterday hosted 1,000 law enforcement, public safety, and community leaders from across Virginia in Richmond for a first-of-its-kind statewide summit on developing practical solutions to modernize
An Arlington man who says federal immigration officers shocked him with a conducted-energy weapon and struck him with a vehicle as he walked to a bus stop has filed a
Celebrate the arrival of autumn at the 2026 Falls Church Arts Scenes in the City Plein Air Festival on Saturday, October 17 beginning at 9 a.m. with a lively morning