Mad Fox Brewing Company has set Monday, August 17 as the opening date for its second location in the Glover Park neighborhood of Washington, D.C.

The News-Press kicked off its year-long 25th anniversary celebration with its 25th Annual Summer Mixer last Thursday. Members of the community, including politicians, business owners, citizens and artists of the

A roadbed reconstruction project on S. West Street officially starts in September, and a precursor to the project, which will repair part of the city’s stormwater facilities, begins on August

by Kate Karstens “She’s a hearing dog. They’re the smartest of all the service dogs,” Falls Church resident Erin Scranton whispered, as to not hurt the feelings of the other

After the swift, if deliberate, approval of the first three of the Falls Church Planning Department’s “small area plans” signaling the kind of development it would like to see in different parts of the City’s commercial corridors, the fourth plan covering W. Broad from N. Virginia to N. West Street was put on hold by the volunteer Planning Commission Monday night because of a variety of concerns for height and density issues.

The Falls Church City Council invited members of the Town of Vienna town council to a repast in the Council chambers of the F.C. City Hall Monday to mark the friendly competition between the two jurisdictions for new sign up for the Solarize Virginia campaign.