
TINNER HILL HERITAGE FOUNDATION’S Ed Henderson speaks to a crowd of people at Mary Riley Styles Library last Thursday about the history of eminent domain and its usage to disenfranchise African-Americans in the City.

TINNER HILL HERITAGE FOUNDATION’S Ed Henderson speaks to a crowd of people at Mary Riley Styles Library last Thursday about the history of eminent domain and its usage to disenfranchise African-Americans in the City.

Falls Church City Public Schools (FCCPS) is inviting students, families, staff and community members to help shape the school division’s next strategic plan, which will establish educational priorities for the

The Mustangs offense exploded for five goals to defeat the Kettle Run Cougars in their final regular season game, winning 5-1 and achieving a perfect regular season record of 16-0

By David Hoffman Five dollars. That’s what was sitting in the Falls Church News-Press bank account during one of its leanest early stretches, when Nicholas F. Benton had to ask

Playoffs are nearing for fall sports, and as the postseason draws closer, games become more and more important. Meridian’s teams have put together a strong week, combining for four wins