After literally years of preparations, including the passing of a City-wide referendum last November, the Falls Church School Board’s efforts to achieve a renovation and expansion of the Mt. Daniel
Metro officials have drafted a “rail service optimization” plan that was presented to its Riders’ Advisory Council last week proposing a more reliable spacing of stops along the system’s lines
Virginia’s Department of Motor Vehicles mobile customer service center, DMV 2 Go, returns to the City of Falls Church at City Hall, 300 Park Avenue, this Friday from 9 a.m.
A 20-page “request for proposal” document that is scheduled for a final fine tuning and release to prospective developers of the City of Falls Church’s newly-annexed near 40 acre site that currently houses its high and middle schools will be the subject of a town hall meeting this Saturday, July 11, from 10 – 11:30 a.m. at the Council chambers of the Falls Church City Hall, 300 Park Avenue.
You may not have noticed it yet, dear reader, but on July 1 of this year your life probably changed, at least a little, as new laws went into effect across Virginia. Not all of us may notice the change right away, but for others, the changes are more impactful.
Mad Fox Celebrates 5th Year With Beer Tappings & Pig Roast Falls Church’s Mad Fox Brewing Company, debuting in the Little City in July of 2010, celebrates turning
