City of Falls Church senior living facility The Kensington, where two residents have tested positive for Covid-19, is in urgent need of supplies including Clorox wipes and 500 adult face masks.

“This is not a potential disaster, this is devastating right now,” Falls Church City Manager Wyatt Shields intoned to Monday night’s virtual town hall that emanated from an eerily-near vacant Council chambers at the Falls Church City Hall.

The decision was made in light of the fact that COVID-19 is now responsible for six deaths and 254 positive cases in Virginia — a jump from 219 cases on Sunday.

Falls Church City Schools Superintendent Peter Noonan tweeted an announcement Monday morning that the International Baccalaureate organization has “canceled its spring administration of assessments.” He said that IB candidates this

A second resident at The Kensington senior living facility in the City of Falls Church has tested positive for COVID-19, the News-Press has confirmed. This is also the second report of a positive test in the City.

Beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend, Dot Fernald passed away on March 14, 2020 at Powhatan Nursing Center in Falls Church, Virginia.