ANYONE PASSING BY the Harris Teeter on West Broad St. has undoubtedly heard the trumpet of Johnnie Johnson. Johnson came to Falls Church in April of 2020 after the VA helped this veteran find a place to live. Playing for 50 years he hopes to be able to play inside some of the local establishments once things get back to normal. When asked if he had anything he wanted people to know he quipped, “Tell ‘em I take tips!”
By David Hoffman It begins with Latin verse written two millennia ago about the siren song in praise of the
Falls Church News-Press Inducts 6 Into Its ‘Hall of Fame’ In a presentation at this Tuesday’s luncheon of the Greater
The Meridian High School girls’ basketball team had three players score in double figures and three more honored on Senior
Chamber Installs New Board The Falls Church Chamber of Commerce held the installation of its new board members and officers
Front-Page News from January 1947: The front-page news from the first week of January 1947 covered an array of topics:
Virginia’s gubernatorial inaugurations are historic because, almost always, someone new is sworn in, courtesy of the Commonwealth’s limit that a
By David Hoffman It begins with Latin verse written two millennia ago about the siren song in praise of the folly of war by the Roman poet Horace. Verse almost
Falls Church News-Press Inducts 6 Into Its ‘Hall of Fame’ In a presentation at this Tuesday’s luncheon of the Greater Falls Church Chamber of Commerce, Falls Church News-Press founder, owner
The Meridian High School girls’ basketball team had three players score in double figures and three more honored on Senior Night, as they beat visiting Warren County 47-31 on Tuesday.
Chamber Installs New Board The Falls Church Chamber of Commerce held the installation of its new board members and officers at Italian Café last Tuesday, January 20. Marybeth Connelly conducted
