The Virginia Supreme Court, in a notification issued yesterday, has denied the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors petition for appeal of a lower court ruling dismissing all litigation seeking refunds for alleged overpayments of City of Falls Church water bills. In August 2011, Fairfax Circuit Court Judge Jane Roush granted Falls Church’s motion for dismissal of the cases because, under the applicable statute, the Fairfax Board and other plaintiffs filed their lawsuits in the wrong court.
Last month marked the 50th anniversary of the falls of Saigon and the introduction of one of the darkest periods
Virginia’s 8th U.S. Congressional District rep Donald S. Beyer Jr., in an exclusive interview with the News-Press last week, touched
The regular season would come to a close on Thursday night for the girls’ lacrosse team at Meridian High School,
Spring sports season at Meridian High School is coming right down to the wire, and believe it or not, a
This week, the Falls Church City Council voted unanimously—for the second time in a month—to adopt an annual budget based
An American Pope! Who woulda thunk it? Last week’s papal election was the seventh conclave in my lifetime, with a
Last month marked the 50th anniversary of the falls of Saigon and the introduction of one of the darkest periods in the history of that region, but it also marked
Virginia’s 8th U.S. Congressional District rep Donald S. Beyer Jr., in an exclusive interview with the News-Press last week, touched on two potentially epochally transformative developments that could lead society
The regular season would come to a close on Thursday night for the girls’ lacrosse team at Meridian High School, and it would come against a quality opponent in the
Spring sports season at Meridian High School is coming right down to the wire, and believe it or not, a few different teams will already be starting postseason play in
