Falls Church and Northern Virginia's Premier Weekly Newspaper Monday, May 29, 2023
Falls Church Police Chief Harry Reitze announced four promotions August 6. These members of the department were recognized for their exemplary work promoting public safety. Pictured left to right: Joe Carter promoted to Corporal, Richard Campbell promoted to Lieutenant, Chief Harry Reitze, Michael Bunker, promoted to Corporal and Charles Carr […]
August 16 – 22, 2007
The Mason High School Football Team is one of several local squads that have begun their summer practice schedule amid soaring temperatures. With Coaches like the Mustangs’ Tom Horn, keeping a close eye on their players and enforcing regular water breaks, the teams seek to shake off the rust and […]
News and notes from the Greater Falls Church community. ‘Last Kids’ Wins First Northern Virginian barbershop quartet Last Kids Picked has been awarded the Larry Ajer Scholarship through a national competition. The father-son group includes Bill Colosimo and his son Anthony Colosimo, as well as Mike Wallen and his […]
Notes on this week’s NoVa art scene: ‘Visual Rhythms/Ritmos Visuales’, ‘Sultry Summer Nights’ and more!
Washington, D.C. Summer Restaurant Week, August 6 – 12
Rotary District 7610 Governor-Elect Chuck Davidson, left, presented District Governor-Nominee, Horace McCormick, past president of the Falls Church Rotary Club, with the nominees home banner at the annual Awards Banquet in Fredericksburg, which McCormack brought to the Falls Church Rotary Club’s meeting on Thursday at the Harvest Moon Restaurant. (Photo: […]
“BORN TO BE WILD” was the title of the production culminating a three-week summer youth “arts adventure camp” run by Falls Church’s Creative Cauldron last Friday at the Mason District Park amphitheatre. More than 50 youth participated in the program coordinated by Laura Connors Hull. Other key leaders of the […]
August 2 – 8, 2007
Few of my columns have received as much reaction as my recent commentary on parking Nazis at the Arlington Farmer’s Market.
