U.S. Representaives Donald S. Beyer Jr. and Gerry Connolly were among the Democratic Congressmen who began sitting on the U.S. House chambers yesterday at noon to protest efforts by the

In the face of the regional headwinds of a softening economy not likely to take off anytime soon, Falls Church leaders should focus on growing its private commercial sector by recognizing, for starters, that “intelligent density is your friend.”

The Falls Church City Council is expected to vote at its regular business meeting this Monday night at City Hall on whether or not to place a bond referendum on this November’s ballot to pay for a renovation and expansion of the award-winning Mary Riley Styles Public Library.

‘Sausage Fest’ Comes to Dogwood Tavern Saturday Dogwood Tavern is welcoming in the summer this weekend with a party, but not just any party – it’s going to be a

The traffic signal at the intersection of W. Broad Street (Route 7) and Maple Avenue went out of service during Tuesday night’s storm and is expected to be out through

The Falls Church City Council met in a work session at City Hall Monday night with members of the Mary Riley Styles Library Board of Trustees and offered a favorable response to moving ahead with a bond referendum for this November’s ballot to fund an $8.3 million renovation and expansion of the library.