Retiring from Thomas Jefferson Elementary at the end of this month are Registrar and Principal’s Secretary Barbara Cooper, with 16 years of service, and Reading Specialist Mary Klink, with 21 years of service.
Following dismissal last Wednesday, the TJ staff gathered to celebrate Cooper and Klink’s many years of service and to wish them well in their next life adventure.
Both received Bill Abel watercolors depicting Falls Church City.
The Tuesday, Oct. 21, forum of the six candidates running for the Falls Church City Council this fall will begin
The Meridian High School football team returned from its bye week, but couldn’t figure out how to slow down the
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The Tuesday, Oct. 21, forum of the six candidates running for the Falls Church City Council this fall will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Paragon Theaters in Founders Row.
The Meridian High School football team returned from its bye week, but couldn’t figure out how to slow down the Brentsville Tigers in a 40-21 loss to their Northwestern District
Just in time for Halloween, Creative Cauldron presents the musical and psycho thriller, “The Turn of the Screw,” by Henry James, one of “two great supernatural works of horror in
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