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Monday, September 25, 2023
September 24, 2023 (Washington, D.C.) – Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA), co-founder of the Egypt Human Rights Caucus and longtime critic of the Sisi regime’s human rights violations, today issued the following statement on Senator Robert J. Menendez: “A jury will decide whether Senator Menendez committed federal crimes that can be […]
Between knocking doors here at home and in swing districts across Virginia, attending a Special Session in Richmond, and preparing for the imminent start of the early voting period, the fall is shaping up to be a marathon of activity as we sprint to the end of the year. The […]
Fyzical Now Open Fyzical Falls Church opened last week at 603 West Broad. The physical therapy franchise leads efforts to transform healthcare to “well care.” Their goal is to help clients achieve the pinnacle of healthy living, feel younger, and revitalize their health. Same day appointments are available, and all […]
Unfortunately, the TAG Day has been cancelled due to the tropical storm and is rescheduled for next week, Saturday September 30 from 9 am to noon.
From the organizers of the Falls Church Education Foundation’s annual Run for the Schools about this Sunday’s run: “Good news…the run is ON for Sunday, Sept 24 and even better news, you get to sleep in an extra hour. The race will now start at 9 AM on Sunday, Sept 24 to […]
It was about as perfect a week as one could get for the Meridian Mustangs and their various fall athletic programs, with football, field hockey, and volleyball all sweeping up their competition and the cross country and golf teams also having success in their matchups. We’ve entered the thick of […]
Falls Church Vice Mayor Letty Hardi has confirmed that the report of an application for “adaptive reuse” of the Stratford Motel site in the 300 block of W. Broad in downtown Falls Church is for “a proposed restaurant with indoor/outdoor dining, taking down a part of the motel structure while […]
The Falls Church Fall Festival has been moved from tomorrow (Saturday, Sept. 23) to Sunday, Sept. 24, due to the forecast of heavy rain and wind for Saturday, it was confirmed to the News-Press this morning.
Skateboards, to us boys growing up in Rivercrest in the 1960s, were homemade slats of wood with wheels from a sister’s roller skates nailed to the bottom— nothing resembling a suspension system so the rider could tilt and steer. You can imagine it didn’t take long for my brother to […]
Meridian High School’s girls’ field hockey team has been unstoppable this season, rolling its way to six straight shutout wins in its first six games and remaining unbeaten late into September. They racked up a statement victory over Fauquier on Tuesday night in a battle of undefeated squads, winning 5-1 […]
