Moody’s Reaffirms F.C.’s ‘Aa1’ Bond Rating
Moody’s Investors Service of New York has reaffirmed the “Aa1” bond rating for the City of Falls Church, City Manager Wyatt Shields reported to the City Council Monday night, based
Moody’s Investors Service of New York has reaffirmed the “Aa1” bond rating for the City of Falls Church, City Manager Wyatt Shields reported to the City Council Monday night, based

After nearly five hours of deliberation this Monday, the Fairfax County School Board’s decision to change the name of J.E.B Stuart High School, or not, inched forward as board members agreed to finally vote on the proposition at its July 27 meeting following a work session on the topic July 17.
With the deadline passing Tuesday night to file requisite papers and signatures to qualify for the November ballot, three of the four incumbents of the Falls Church School Board whose seats are up for re-election have chosen not to run for another term.

City of Falls Church School Superintendent Dr. Peter Noonan issued a statement Tuesday night on behalf of the Falls Church City Public School Board regarding the schools’ long-time financial officer Hunter
With the deadline passing to file requisite papers and signatures to qualify for the November ballot, three of the four incumbents of the Falls Church School Board whose seats are

George Mason High School senior Lydia Gompper won the Graduating Critic award at the 18th Annual ‘Cappies’ Gala held at the Kennedy Center Sunday night.
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