A poster offered to qualified local businesses in Falls Church proclaiming to patrons, “We Have Opened Responsibly,” is being circulated by the Falls Church Economic Development Authority.
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F.C. Commemorates Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The Falls Church City Council issued a proclamation Tuesday night marking October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The proclamation affirmed that the crime of domestic violence violates an individual’s privacy, dignity, security and humanity and compassionate and dedicated law enforcement personnel, victim advocates, health care providers, clergy and concerned citizens […]
Noland Street Cut-Through Woe Wins Immediate Council Action
Shields confirmed an officer did patrol there Wednesday, and he said Capt. Steve Rau will be there to talk with residents of the street Thursday morning.
TJ Hosts Elementary International Night Tonight
Those in attendance can also sample food at the Foods of the World tasting table and watch numerous cultural performances.
Crime Report: Mt. Daniel Vandalized with Swastika
The big incident in this week’s City of Falls Church crime report is the vandalism at Mt. Daniel Elementary School where a swastika was cut into a canopy on the playground. The News-Press reported on the incident on Monday. In other crime, there were several reports of larcenies in the […]
Tiger Stripes = ’80s Day at TJ
As a reward for earning 800 Tiger Stripes, Thomas Jefferson Elementary’s students and staff got to deck themselves out in ‘80s-themed attire.
F.C.’s Andrew Finein Graduates With 4.0 GPA
George Mason High School graduate Andrew Finein graduated Dec. 15 from the University of St. Francis in Joliet, Ill., with a Masters of Science in Management with a 4.0 GPA. He received his undergraduate degree from the same institution in Dec. 2016. He was home in Falls Church for the […]
Editorial: Some Very Good Decisions Here
It’s looking more and more like the City’s governmental leadership at City Hall and the School Board office, with poignant input from key private sector figures, has done numerous things very, very right lately. The process, with all of its countless meetings and deliberations, first began with a really good […]
Federal Block Grant Funds Allocated in F.C.
The Falls Church City Council unanimously adopted the recommendations of the Falls Church Housing Commission for allocation of federal Community Development Block Grant and HOME funds for the coming year at its meeting Monday. The Mt. Daniel Family Outreach Program was awarded $4,000, the Falls Church Community Services Council’s Emergency […]
Street Sweeping Resumes in F.C.
Street sweeping returns to the City of Falls Church the week of Sept. 10. The City has issued a public request that citizens move vehicles off the streets from 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. on the day their area is scheduled for street sweeping. Doing so helps crews do a […]
