Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School eighth-grader Nathaniel Sperry is one of 30 middle school students selected, from a field of nearly 1,700, as a finalist in the Broadcom MASTERS national science, technology, engineering, and math competition.
Sperry will present his project “When Carrots Turn Green … Literally” at the National Geographic Museum the end of this month and compete in hands-on STEM activities.
By Adam Roy “You lose, you smile, and you come back the next day. You win, you smile, and you come back the next day.” Ken Griffey Jr. said that.
Former Falls Church Mayor Harold “Hal” Lister Miller, who also served on the Falls Church City Council and as the city’s Commissioner of the Revenue, died peacefully on July 15,
FALLS CHURCH, Va. (July 20, 2026) — The Falls Church Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Unit is investigating the suspicious death of a woman whose body was discovered inside a hotel
By Robert Reich (Former U.S. Treasury Secretary) I’m sorry to say that several Democratic senators appear willing to support the CLARITY Act—a sweeping pro-crypto bill that will be voted on