Friday, Aug. 30 — As the deadline passed at 5 p.m. today, the Falls Church Registrar of Voters David Bjerke announced that two candidates have qualified to appear on the ballot in the special election to fill a seat on the Falls Church City Council that will be held as part of the general election on Nov. 5.
Laura T. Downs and John B. Murphy are qualified. Two other citizens who submitted initial filings of interest in running did not qualify, Bjerke said.
This Monday’s Sept. 8 meeting of the Falls Church Council goes down in history as one of the most meaningful
Wednesday, Sept. 8 — Virginia’s U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner, a senior member of the Senate Banking Committee, released the following statement ahead of a scheduled
Sunday, Sept. 7 — Virginia U.S. Senator Mark Warner took time in the midst of a remarkably busy week Friday
The Meridian Mustangs had four turnovers and lost 34-8 in their home opener on Friday night against defending State runner-up
There was a rainbow in the sky at Meridian High School on Thursday night, and the Mustang field hockey team
Fall sports have officially kicked off at Meridian High School, with football, field hockey, and both the girls’ and boys’
This Monday’s Sept. 8 meeting of the Falls Church Council goes down in history as one of the most meaningful affirmations and celebrations of, as Mayor Letty Hardi put it,
Wednesday, Sept. 8 — Virginia’s U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner, a senior member of the Senate Banking Committee, released the following statement ahead of a scheduled committee vote on the nomination of Stephen Miran to the
Sunday, Sept. 7 — Virginia U.S. Senator Mark Warner took time in the midst of a remarkably busy week Friday to appear before the media at the Fairfax County Democratic
The Meridian Mustangs had four turnovers and lost 34-8 in their home opener on Friday night against defending State runner-up Kettle Run. It’s been a promising summer for the football
