At this Monday’s lengthy Falls Church City Council meeting, after an extended discussion, the Council granted first reading (5–2) to zoning amendments governing the Virginia Village affordable housing redevelopment, with

In the last quarter of the year, Virginia’s legislative process quietly goes into a very productive phase, as boards, commissions, and legislative working groups meet and discuss issues for potential

BY JOHN F. CROWNOVER Every eight hours, Virginia loses someone to suicide. In 2023, 1,230 Virginians died by suicide, and nearly four out of five were men. They were fathers,

I love living in Falls Church. One thing that sets us apart from other cities is our strong sense of community. We have lots of events that bring us all

Progress Requires Public Power! Virginia did not become the world’s data center capital overnight. Northern Virginia’s rise began with federal-era fiber investments, the establishment of the MAE-East internet hub in

I’ve never been to a hospital before, so I was a little curious (and maybe even a little nervous) to attend the Teddy Bear Clinic held at Inova’s L. J.