Falls Church Business News and Notes




A “Pre-Holiday Shopping Bonanza” is being held at Oakwood Apartments from 5-7:30 p.m., Fri., Nov. 7. Free hot chocolate will be provided to those shopping the more than 15 local network marketing vendors.

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Falls Church Business News and Notes

A “Pre-Holiday Shopping Bonanza” is being held at Oakwood Apartments from 5-7:30 p.m., Fri., Nov. 7. Free hot chocolate will…
Community News & Notes

Community News & Notes

F.C. Rotary Discusses Youth Programs John Freeman will be speaking on “Kingsley Commons Youth Programs” at the Falls Church Rotary…

Falls Church Business News and Notes

Falls Church’s WiGo Wireless has moved across the parking lot from its old location in the Whitner Jackson Building on…

Falls Church City News Briefs

Brazile Speaks at Women’s Conference Saturday The 17th annual Women’s Issues Conference hosted by Rep. Jim Moran will take place…

Connolly Preps Run for Congress

Gerald E. Connolly, chair of Fairfax County’s Board of Supervisors, announced yesterday that he’s formed a Congressional Exploratory Committee as…
Community News and Notes

Community News and Notes

AT THE CITIZENS for a Better City (CBC) annual meeting Sunday, the Wayne and Jane Dexter Award for outstanding community…

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“A Christmas Carol,” by Charles Dickens, performed by the Synetic Theatre, Rosslyn Spectrum, Preview Friday, Nov. 23, Opening Night Saturday,…
Community News and Notes

Community News and Notes

AN ANNUAL CEREMONY at the Falls Church Community Center on Veterans Day Sunday honored the nation’s veterans and remarks were…
School News and Notes

School News and Notes

Dicia Rivera, age 4, and Katherine Duperow, age 3, students at the Falls Church-McLean Children’s Center, perform with their classmates…

Atlantic Realty: A Theatre Adjacent City Center?

David Ross, senior partner of Atlantic Realty, seeking to develop the first phase of a new downtown City Center in…

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