EARLIER THIS MONTH, the City of Falls Church held its first court session for Juvenile and Domestic Relations cases. The courtroom, which also gets used as the meeting chambers for the City Council, the City’s Planning Commission and Falls Church School Board, hadn’t been used for the past five months due to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
BY JOHN F. CROWNOVER Every eight hours, Virginia loses someone to suicide. In 2023, 1,230 Virginians died by suicide, and nearly four out of five were men. They were fathers,
Is it too early to raise the specter of condemnation, otherwise known as a taking or the exercise of eminent domain, in the cases facing the City of Falls Church
I love living in Falls Church. One thing that sets us apart from other cities is our strong sense of community. We have lots of events that bring us all
Just as the City of Falls Church is now fully engaged in the effort to dedicate 4.5 acres in the center of the city known as the Virginia Village for