The much-touted Metro Silver Line, extending public transit service from Falls Church to Reston, enjoyed a grand opening with tons of dignitaries and a few small souvenirs on Saturday, and was flawless in its run through its first business commuter day yesterday.
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Gypsy Soul Opens Tomorrow in Mosaic
Photo: Edens Gypsy Soul, the long-awaited restaurant from James Beard award-winning Chef RJ Cooper, will finally open...
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Acosta Formally the Democratic Party Nominee for F.C. Treasurer
As the deadline for filing passed late yesterday, Betty Coll, chair of the Falls Church City Democratic Committee announced...
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Police Respond to Report of Stolen TV Wednesday
The heavy police presence in the 300 block of Parker Avenue in Falls Church Wednesday evening was due to a search for...
Monday’s City Council Meeting Canceled
The City of Falls Church announced this morning that the Monday, July 28 City Council meeting was canceled due to lack of agenda items.
Read more ›Arlington OKs Fire Engine Purchase
The Arlington County Board has agreed to help fund a new fire engine, ambulance, ladder truck and three additional firefighters at the Falls Church Fire Station. The N. Washington Street station is located in Arlington but the land and building are owned by the City of Falls Church. The partnership […]
Read more ›Circuit Court Signs Orders for 2 F.C. Elections
Arlington Circuit Court Judge William T. Newman, Jr. has signed the orders to authorize two Falls Church elections, one for the Mt. Daniel School bond referendum and the other for a special election to fill the unexpired term of the city treasurer, City Hall has reported. Both elections will be […]
Read more ›Falls Church Introduces ‘Little City’ License Plate
The City of Falls Church announced this week the creation of a new license plate featuring The Little City logo.
Read more ›Broad at N. West St. Megaproject Will Get Council ‘First Reading’ OK Monday
It was another long, long night for the Falls Church City Council and Planning Commission Monday, beginning with a walking tour of the site of the Spectrum Developers’ plans for massive mixed-use development of assembled parcels adjacent the Broad and West Street intersection.
Read more ›Movie House in F.C.? Developer Targets a Younger Demographic
It wasn’t in the revised plans presented to the Falls Church City Council and Planning Commission Monday night, but when the subject came up, the spokesman for the Spectrum’s massive new mixed use plan for the corner of W. Broad and N. West Streets confirmed that an underground drafthouse movie theater is being seriously considered as an add-on feature to their project.
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