It didn’t take long at all, once the big decision about the size of the Capital Improvements Project budget was decided, for the Falls Church City Council to vote ahead of the deadlines last Monday night to seek approval from the Arlington Circuit Court to place a $120 million school bond referendum on this November’s ballot.
On Monday night, the Falls Church City Council made two split decisions that will ensure a torridity in the atmosphere of the Little City of Falls Church for at least the next three and a half months.
Joanne O’Hara Newton, a longtime Falls Church resident died peacefully after a prolonged illness on June 17, 2017 at her home in Pensacola, Fla. She was 62. Joanne is survived
With only one dissenting vote, the Falls Church Planning Commission provided a critical endorsement of a “railroad cottages” residential development proposal at its meeting Monday night.
The Falls Church News-Press is hosting a free summer party and Falls Church Chamber networking mixer on Thursday, July 27 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Catering will be provided by
New Microbrewery Signs Lease for Southgate After Falls Church saw the debut of its first-ever — and only — distillery this month, the News-Press has received word of another
