In their last day on the job yesterday, June 30, four long-time employees of the City of Falls Church were honored at receptions. Carolyn Pendleton, the veteran police dispatch supervisor, Becky Keenan, the animal warden and Carmen Nichols, a City Hall administrative assistant, were collectively feted in a reception at City Hall, while Frank Cooper, veteran auto mechanic at the City’s property yard, was hailed at reception held at the property yard.
This summer, as America cel-ebrates its 250th birthday, the world also came to watch us. The FIFA World Cup has become far more than a sporting event. It has become
Right on schedule, or just in the nick of time? Either way, Virginia’s 2026-27 biennial state budget was approved on June 29th and became effective July 1st. Reaching a budget
Following the historic 6-1 vote to move forward with the process leading to the construction of new affordable housing on the City of Falls Church’s 4.5 acre Virginia Village parcel
Hal Lippman, former Falls Church vice mayor and current president of the Citizens for a Better City, F.C.’s venerable and original civic association, spoke before the F.C. City Council last