Tater was adopted from Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation in 2007 as “Dale” and was shortly thereafter renamed Tater to fit his couch-potato personality. However, he will eagerly jump off of the couch or bed for his twice-daily walks, which take him from one end of The Little City to the other. Tater firmly believes he is the unofficial storm water drain inspector for the City and, despite turning 8 years old this past April, has no plans to retire any time soon.
The playground at Cavalier Trail Park is open again, and this time the neighbors who use it had a hand in what it looks like. The City of Falls Church
Under a bright November sun Wednesday morning, veterans, military families, residents and City leaders gathered at the outdoor Veterans Memorial at the Falls Church Community Center for the City’s annual
Three days after voters delivered a stinging rebuke at the ballot box, Falls Church’s congressman has a message for Donald Trump and every Republican still standing behind him: stop ignoring
If you had two minutes to talk to all five members of the County Board, what would you want to say? This challenge was accepted by over 80 people at