Starting on Nov. 29, the Falls Church City Schools are engaged in a ‘15 Days of Joy’ celebration this month that promotes focused activities to brighten the season locally.
It began with Be Cozy on Nov. 30, followed by Be Adventurous Dec. 1, Be Local Dec. 2, Be Grateful Dec. 3, Be Shiny Dec. 4, Be Active Dec. 7, Be generous Dec. 8, Be nostalgic Dec. 9, Be Outside Dec. 10, Be Honorable Dec. 11, Be Appreciative Dec. 14, Be Warm Dec. 15, Be Curious Dec. 16, Be Sweet Dec. 17 and Be Toasty Dec. 18.
The Meridian High School girls’ volleyball team had a rare chance to host a 6A opponent on Monday, and the
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
The Meridian High School girls’ volleyball team had a rare chance to host a 6A opponent on Monday, and the Mustangs made the most of it by sweeping Hayfield in
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
