A LITTLE LATE, but Marshall High School students spent their Earth Day sprucing up parts of the school’s more natural areas by laying vegetable beds, planting native shrubs and, seen here, weeding around the pond edge.
At its July meeting this week, the City of Falls Church’s Economic Development Authority (EDA) was upbeat in its evaluation of the recent “Little City Sips” sip-and-stroll pilot event that
By By the F.C. Transportation Advisory Committee With school out for the summer, Falls Church City residents can expect to see more children and teenagers using the city’s streets, sidewalks,
By Amy Bowker If you think you’ve seen everything there is to see at the Lincoln Memorial, you’re in for a nice surprise. Beneath the monument to our nation’s sixteenth
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