Theo Neilly said a few words to the crowd about the devastation he’d seen and how grateful he was for the support in Falls Church.
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Belvedere Elementary Noted For Eco-Friendly Curriculum
Belvedere Elementary School was the only local school selected as a 2019 Virginia Naturally School, which was awarded the designation for the seventh year. Belvedere was recognized for its environmental and stewardship efforts during the 2018-19 school year.
Mustangs Have Homecoming Romp Over Sidwell
“Anytime you win at home is a good feeling. You know, it being Homecoming adds to it. I’m happy for the kids,” said Mason head coach Adam Amerine.
F.C.’s Economic Development Authority Calls for Affordable Housing Task Force
Falls Church’s Economic Development Authority voted unanimously Tuesday night to participate in the City’s dialogue over plans to improve its affordable housing stock and to submit a letter to the F.C. City Council urging the formation of an ad hoc committee on affordable housing.
Henderson Civics Students Pick Brains from the Peace Institute
Discussions were about the local initiatives for peace, where students could ask questions while the guest speakers also prompted the students with questions for them to answer.
Crime Report: Felon Arrested for Weapon Possession After Traffic Stop
Several traffic stops resulted in arrests in the City of Falls Church last week, including one incident where the driver, a convicted violent felon, was in possession of a firearm.
T.J.’s Schimmoller Wins Faculty Excellence Award
Schimmoller was nominated for her collaborative nature, how she mentors those new to IB and for her support as a Curriculum Teacher Leader (CTL).
Halloween Window Painting Dates Announced
The Falls Church public has been invited to participate, from first grade to adult, as individuals or as groups, in the annual downtown Halloween-themed window painting event.
Warner Moves to Protect ‘Pre-Existing Conditions’
Virginia U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner last Tuesday filed paperwork that will force a Senate vote to protect people with pre-existing conditions from another attempt by the Trump Administration to gut the Affordable Care Act.
‘Mr. Brown’s Park’ is Official After Ribbon Cutting
The park’s name pays homage Hugh Brown, the former owner and operator of long-tenured Falls Church business Brown’s Hardware, who died last November at age 92.
