NO LONGER JUST THE BLUES. While the Tinner Hill Music Festival broadened its horizons to include different genres in its headlining acts, the same good vibes, good weather and patterned shirts populated Cherry Hill Park in Falls Church last Saturday. Performers like Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials harkened back to the festival’s blues roots, with new acts such as Convertible Jerk Band and Big Sam’s Funky Nation helping fill out the day’s new-look roster of talent.
Saturday, Sept. 13 — Harvey’s Restaurant once again took home the coveted People’s Choice award at the annual Taste of
The Meridian High School football team had three different players eclipse 100 rushing yards, and quarterback Cruz Ruoff intercepted two
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) has joined nine Senate colleagues to introduce the Small Business RELIEF Act,
F.C. Schools’ Enrollment Flat So Far, Dade Reports At this Tuesday’s meeting of the Falls Church City Public Schools’ School
Entering the 2025 fall sports season at Meridian High School, one of the most anticipated events on the calendar was
Emma Flanagan scored two goals for the second consecutive night, and the Meridian High School field hockey team beat Justice
Saturday, Sept. 13 — Harvey’s Restaurant once again took home the coveted People’s Choice award at the annual Taste of Falls Church, held in conjunction with the City’s Fall Festival.
The Meridian High School football team had three different players eclipse 100 rushing yards, and quarterback Cruz Ruoff intercepted two passes (yes, on defense) as the Mustangs beat Annandale 52-20.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) has joined nine Senate colleagues to introduce the Small Business RELIEF Act, legislation aimed at shielding small businesses from the burden of
F.C. Schools’ Enrollment Flat So Far, Dade Reports At this Tuesday’s meeting of the Falls Church City Public Schools’ School Board, Superintendent Dr. Terry Dade reported that as of Monday,
