Falls Church students, parents and school staff are encouraged to stroll or pedal their way to school for the return of the City’s annual Walk and Bike to School Day.
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Voting Now Underway For June 6 Primary
Over 8,000 Fairfax County voters have already requested mail-in ballots and over 300 have already voted in the June 6 Democratic primary election.
2 Theater Companies Eyeing Founders Row
Mill Creek, the developer of the Founders Row project, said it is currently evaluating proposals from two theater companies.
From the Front Page: Ready for Lift Off
Check some photos from when Columbia Baptist Church’s historic steeple was removed on Wednesday.
F.C. Native Publishes His 1st Book on the Importance of Commitment
Davis covers how people under 40 are finicky when it comes to substantial commitments and more in his first book, “Dedicated: The Case for Commitment In An Age Of Infinite Browsing,” which hits store shelves on May 4.
Letters to the Editor: Hooray for F.C.’s Tax Cuts! And ‘Hooray’ For New School Names…
“Let’s give a big ‘Thank You!’ to City Council for reducing our local tax rate for the first time in 15 years…Our School Board deserves a much smaller ‘thanks’ for finally concluding the school re-naming process.”
Langley High Senior Named Nat’l Student Leader
Spencer Nash, a senior at Langley High School, was recently named as a Bank of America Student Leader for 2021.
Update on W&OD Dual Trails Project
NOVA Parks provided the latest update on the Dual Trails Project along the Washington & Old Dominion Trail in the City of Falls Church.
Editorial: All Hail Meridian High!
One name is from a global perspective. The other is hyper-local. Yes, the saying goes that consistency is the hobgoblin of small minds, and there is no way the talented assortment constituting the Falls Church City Public Schools’ School Board could be accused of that.
Guest Commentary: All Are Welcome at 4th Annual F.C. Women’s History Walk
“Since its founding in 1699, Falls Church has been shaped by women who saw a need and found a way to make their community better.”
