A man who was bitten by a dog on W. Annandale Rd. Monday morning may have to undergo rabies inoculations if the animal is not located, police reported Tuesday. Police say the victim was walking in the 200 block of W. Annandale Rd. near the rear entrance to the Harris […]

At about 3 a.m. Tuesday morning, a high-speed police car chase westbound on W. Broad Street involving Virginia state police, Fairfax and Falls Church officers came to an abrupt end when the car being chased slammed into a pole at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue. After the crash, three suspects […]

From art classes at George Mason High School to working as a conservator for the National Gallery of Art, Falls Church artist Michael Pierce has luxuriated in travel around the world, clocking 50,000, sometimes 100,000 miles a year pursuing his love of art. Now, in retirement, the 1972 Mason grad […]

Falls Church’s Creative Cauldron theater production troupe is hosting a pre-show reception tonight, Oct. 11, at 6:30 p.m. to mark the 30th anniversary of the National Coming Out Day that “celebrates coming out as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or as an ally.” It will be held prior to the […]

A two-and-a-half month long restoration project starts Monday at Issac Crossman Park in the City of Falls Church next week. The park, located at 535 N. Van Buren St., will be closed to the public starting Monday, Oct. 15 and reopen in early 2019. Neighborhood homeowners and residents have been […]

The City of Falls Church has announced three events open to the public this weekend. First is the Recycling Extravaganza and Hazardous Household Waste Collection Event this Saturday from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Recycling Center (217 Gordon Rd.). Electronics, computers, eyeglasses, medical equipment, sewing machines, bikes, clothing, […]

Cue Recording’s “Red Room” is no more. The rear studio is being leased out and revamped into the new independent atelier 38 North Studio, which opened last month. A joint venture by financial planner Sarah Marks and Buddy Speir, a career musician from Falls Church, has the duo taking a […]

Despite the FBI arrest and arraignment on eight counts of securities and investment fraud of Kiddar Capital’s principal Todd Hitt last week, the large-scale mixed-use project that Hitt was deeply involved with in downtown Falls Church will continue apace under the direction of the Insight Property Group, Insight’s Marty Stern said in a statement to the News-Press.

Falls Church’s heavyweight theater professionals began weighing in on the now-contentious issue of current plans to exclude a fly-loft system from the theater-auditorium at the new George Mason High School.

Despite the FBI arrest and the arraignment of Kiddar Capital’s principal Todd Hitt last week, the large-scale mixed use project that Hitt was deeply involved with will continue apace under the direction of the Insight Property Group.