Mary Riley Styles Library’s chief librarian Mary McMahon told the Falls Church City Council Monday that a 3-D printer will be available for public use for a small fee by mid-May. She said the library serves 250,000 visitors a year and that book circulation numbers are up by 450,000. Eleven thousand of the City’s 13,300 residents have library cards and the library is one of only two in Virginia to Star status, as it has for each of the last six years.
FAIRFAX, Va. — The George Mason University men’s basketball team (7-0) hosts the 102nd meeting between the Patriots and James
Wednesday, Nov. 26 — This Saturday, Nov. 29, a new French-inspired bakery is opening in downtown Falls Church. In the
Shields Vows No Action on Virginia Village Without Input At Monday’s Falls Church City Council meeting, City Manager Wyatt Shields
Last weekend’s stunning performance of the hit musical “Rock of Ages” by the drama team at Meridian High School in
Did you know that the first Thanksgiving celebration in America took place in Virginia? Well, as with many “firsts”, there
by Daria Adler The Meridian High School theater department performed to a packed house last week with their latest musical,
FAIRFAX, Va. — The George Mason University men’s basketball team (7-0) hosts the 102nd meeting between the Patriots and James Madison (5-3) on Saturday in Fairfax. Tip-off between the Patriots
Wednesday, Nov. 26 — This Saturday, Nov. 29, a new French-inspired bakery is opening in downtown Falls Church. In the Hillwood Shopping Center, at its opposite end from the Aldi
Shields Vows No Action on Virginia Village Without Input At Monday’s Falls Church City Council meeting, City Manager Wyatt Shields assured the Council that nothing of substance will happen in
Last weekend’s stunning performance of the hit musical “Rock of Ages” by the drama team at Meridian High School in Falls Church revolved around two of the most iconic songs
