The F.C. Council voted 7-0 to expand tax relief programs for elderly, disabled and low income citizens Monday, bringing the City’s program more closely in line though still not on a par with neighboring jurisdictions. The final vote on the changes will come at the July 8 Council meeting.
Councilman Phil Duncan said he felt it important to give a “full-throated affirmation” to the added benefits, and that there “should not be too many guardrails or too much paperwork.”
Celebrate the arrival of autumn at the 2026 Falls Church Arts Scenes in the City Plein Air Festival on Saturday, October 17 beginning at 9 a.m. with a lively morning
Photo: Sophomore Natalia Tweddle(#14) battles for possession. (Photo by Dinos Simcox) The Mustangs kept their undefeated record alive with a grueling 2-0 victory over the Hayfield Hawks on Thursday, Oct
Hackers have shut down hospitals, delayed patient care and walked off with the private medical records of millions of Americans. Now the U.S. Senate is fighting back. The chamber passed
Presidential Executive Order 14428 is both a surprise and a disappointment. The Trump Administration revoked an Obama-era Executive Order that encouraged state and local governments to coordinate activities that help