SINCE LAST JUNE, Falls Church Presbyterian, in partnership with the Falls Church faith community, initiated a Silent Witness Against Racial Injustice event to occur every other week in response to the killing of George Floyd.
The event provides an opportunity for members of the community to reflect on and highlight key issues of racial injustice for those passing by on Broad Street for an hour on Saturdays from noon – 1 p.m. This picture is from April 10.
“At its heart, this play asks us to consider who we were and who we want to be. This production
Mark Gross Bestowed VPIS ‘Spirit of Falls Church’ Award Long-time Falls Church resident Mark Gross’s service to the community was
It’s doubtful that M. C. Escher (the Dutch graphic artist known for his minutely detailed pictures with staircases and bridges
The story of Virginia cannot be told without the voices, leadership, and resilience of Black Virginians. Their contributions have helped
Last week, a follow up meeting to December’s unprecedented pow-pow that brought together Falls Church restaurant owners with City government
As I reach my one-year anniversary of writing this column, I am appreciative of all the interesting stories that folks
“At its heart, this play asks us to consider who we were and who we want to be. This production holds up a mirror, inviting us to see ourselves, our
Mark Gross Bestowed VPIS ‘Spirit of Falls Church’ Award Long-time Falls Church resident Mark Gross’s service to the community was recognized with the “Spirit of Falls Church” Award from the
It’s doubtful that M. C. Escher (the Dutch graphic artist known for his minutely detailed pictures with staircases and bridges going nowhere and other fantastic images) ever crossed paths with
The story of Virginia cannot be told without the voices, leadership, and resilience of Black Virginians. Their contributions have helped build our Commonwealth and move our nation forward. This is
