The first-ever Women’s “Herstory” Month walk was held on a crisp afternoon in the City of Falls Church Sunday, drawing over 300 participants to walk, reflect and interact at stations en route with lessons on women’s history and a resource fair at the Community Center at the conclusion.
By a vote of 5-2, with Phil Duncan and David Snyder voting “no,” the Falls Church City Council Monday night gave a preliminary OK to City Manager Wyatt Shields’ recommended four cent tax rate increase for the Fiscal Year 2018 budget.
The fifth annual culinary event, produced by the News-Press, features exclusive, limited-time deals including three-course prix fixe meals, special dishes, deep dining discounts and more.
Details are what set apart the good from the great, and the great from the exemplary.
The head chefs at the Mad Fox Brewing Company, Argia’s and Dogwood Tavern don’t have much time to cook at home or shop for groceries.
When you’re in the kitchen 10 hours a day, six days a week, it’s hard to find a minute for much else.
David and Rebecca Tax, owners of Clare and Don’s Beach Shack and Mike’s Deli in Falls Church, understand the importance of a good meal.
After all, the sibling duo has filled the bellies of hungry locals for over a decade.
