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.
The Real Story of Feb. 4, 2004 The movie version starts at Harvard. This story started with a federal contract carrying a Falls Church mailing address. The distance between the
Federal contracting records and a county business listing connect a Falls Church mailing address to a roughly $1.47 million ICE intelligence contract for Silo licenses, though the News-Press found no
This week marked two major developments on the Falls Church development front. First, Thomas Harvey announced on social media that he’s sold his pioneering restaurant, Harvey’s, on W. Broad after
As President Donald Trump moved Tuesday to give artificial intelligence a new name — “super intelligence” — Virginia Sen. Mark Warner warned that changing the terminology does nothing to address