The City of Falls Church has the second highest in per capita income and purchasing power, according to the Smart Asset data site. It is ranked second among Virginia jurisdictions behind only Loudoun County ($142,299) with a median income at $127,610.
The number is set against a cost-of-living number of $71,493 (Loudoun is $74,969). The City’s overall index of 87.84 places it ahead of Fairfax County, Arlington, Fairfax City, Stafford, Prince William and Alexandria, in that order.
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by Penny Gross Exclusive to the Falls Church News-Press Senator Ted Cruz (R-T) should be ashamed of himself. And Senators Bernie Moreno (R-OH) and Josh Hawley (R-MO), too. The vote