The City of Falls Church will again light the streetscape trees on the 100 and 200 blocks of W. Broad Street and, for the first time, is now allowing businesses to light trees on their properties through a new Seasonal Street Tree Lighting Permit program. In the first year of this program, lighting permit fees will be waived.
Businesses interested in this new program can contact the City’s Department of Public Words at dpw@fallschurchva.gov.
FAIRFAX, Va. — The George Mason Patriots proved their resilience Friday night, surviving a fast-paced, high-scoring battle to edge the
Thursday, Nov. 6 — EYA LLC, Rushmark Properties and Metro announced today the official groundbreaking for the next phase of West
Thursday, Nov. 6 — Virginia’s U.S. Senator Mark Warner told regional media in a conference call today that Tuesday’s election
THURSDAY, Nov. 6 — Northern Virginia’s U.S. Rep. Donald S. Beyer Jr. issued the following statement today in response to the historic election Tuesday:
The Meridian High School field hockey team won sixteen straight games, but it only took two losses to bring their
By the end of last week, fall sports season at Meridian High School had nearly wrapped up. Every team had
FAIRFAX, Va. — The George Mason Patriots proved their resilience Friday night, surviving a fast-paced, high-scoring battle to edge the Winthrop Eagles 96–90 at EagleBank Arena. The Patriots entered the
Thursday, Nov. 6 — EYA LLC, Rushmark Properties and Metro announced today the official groundbreaking for the next phase of West Falls, a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood decades in the making and
Thursday, Nov. 6 — Virginia’s U.S. Senator Mark Warner told regional media in a conference call today that Tuesday’s election results “demonstrated a rejection of Donald Trump” and affirmed “affordability”
THURSDAY, Nov. 6 — Northern Virginia’s U.S. Rep. Donald S. Beyer Jr. issued the following statement today in response to the historic election Tuesday: “Tuesday night was a very good night for Democrats –
