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.
FAIRFAX, VA — Governor Abigail Spanberger today signed a package of bipartisan legislation to tackle the high cost of healthcare, make prescription drugs more affordable, and ensure more Virginians have access
As expected, the Falls Church City Council moved through the final seven of its votes smoothly Monday night to adopt the Fiscal Year 2027 operating budget and six-year Capital Improvement
The following remarks were delivered at the conclusion of Monday’s Falls Church City Council vote on the Fiscal Year 2027 budget by F.C. Mayor Letty Hardi: “To echo my colleagues’
I am deeply disappointed in today’s ruling from the Supreme Court of Virginia. On a 4-3 partisan vote, the Court’s Republican majority chose politics over the rule of law, twisting
