Despite not completing their vote to undo the move of Falls Church City elections from May to November, the F.C. City Council passed a binding resolution calling for a public referendum on the subject in November 2011. The vote was 4-2, with council members Gardner and Webb voting no and Ron Peppe absent. The referendum, even if passed to OK November elections, would not authorize the first November election until 2013, leaving a May 2012 election on the schedule.
By Amy Bowker If you think you’ve seen everything there is to see at the Lincoln Memorial, you’re in for a nice surprise. Beneath the monument to our nation’s sixteenth
This summer, as America cel-ebrates its 250th birthday, the world also came to watch us. The FIFA World Cup has become far more than a sporting event. It has become
Right on schedule, or just in the nick of time? Either way, Virginia’s 2026-27 biennial state budget was approved on June 29th and became effective July 1st. Reaching a budget
Following the historic 6-1 vote to move forward with the process leading to the construction of new affordable housing on the City of Falls Church’s 4.5 acre Virginia Village parcel