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Arlington’s Byrd Named New GMHS Principal

byrdprinciapmugshot.jpgTyrone Q. Byrd, an Arlington native and currently an assistant principal at Arlington’s Washington-Lee High School, was confirmed by the Falls Church School Board Tuesday to become the new principal at F.C.’s George Mason High School.

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Falls Church News Briefs

Falls Church News Briefs

Arlington’s Byrd Named New GMHS Principal Tyrone Q. Byrd, an Arlington native and currently an assistant principal at Arlington’s Washington-Lee…

Anything But Straight: Rick Warren's Carnival of Confession

The Washington pundits who brought us George W. Bush’s presidency and the Iraq fiasco have reached a consensus that John…

Nicholas F. Benton:Will Obama & UCC Make Up?

NEWARK, Delaware – The Rev. Dr. John Thomas, the general minister and president of the 1.2 million-member United Church of…

F.C. EDA Hosts Educational Forum on Charter Referendum

The City of Falls Church’s Economic Development Authority (EDA) will host a forum on “Economic Development Questions Surrounding the Charter…
Community News and Notes

Community News and Notes

THE WIZARDS, winners of the Falls Church Rec League Boy's 9-10 Basketball League, pose for a picture after winning the…

800 Pack Moran Forum on What U.S. Should & Might Try on Iran

Over 800 people crammed into the George Washington Masonic Temple in Alexandria Tuesday night to hear three panelists discuss the…

Dem Hopeful

A response to a question at a public forum about the separation of church and state by a conservative Democrat…

Democrats Optimistic They

Virginia Governor Tim Kaine and former Governor and announced U.S. Senate candidate Mark Warner took the same stage in Arlington…

Tysons Re-Design Called

  More Public Input On Plans Sought At July Meetings With the extension of a new Metro rail “Silver Line”…

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