Phill Hellmuth on Poker: National Heads-Up Poker Championship – Hellmuth vs. Sexton

The popular NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship began its 2009 season broadcast on Sunday, April 12. I drew World Poker Tour host Mike Sexton in the first round.

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Phill Hellmuth on Poker: National Heads-Up Poker Championship – Hellmuth vs. Sexton

The popular NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship began its 2009 season broadcast on Sunday, April 12. I drew World Poker…
New 'Flower Building' Facade Unveiled on W. Broad Project

New 'Flower Building' Facade Unveiled on W. Broad Project

Art Nouveau Design Puts F.C. on Map Many residents of the City of Falls Church have a habit of exalting…
High-Schoolers Reach Out to Young Readers

High-Schoolers Reach Out to Young Readers

Instead of chasing crushes and living up the end of his senior year at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science…

Splitting Splinters: Brady, Ozzie & Olie

  There’s too much going on in the sports world right now for me to spend all of my words…
Benton, New Businesses Honored by F.C. Council

Benton, New Businesses Honored by F.C. Council

Falls Church News-Press owner Nicholas F. Benton, the City of Falls Church’s “2007 Business Person of the Year,” has run…
Press Pass: Will Hoge

Press Pass: Will Hoge

For Will Hoge, the road is his proving ground. That's why he spends 200+ days of the year on the…

F.C. School Board Signs Lease for New Location

Anticipating a significant rent increase due to the sale of the 803 W. Broad St. building where it is currently…
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…

Our Man In Arlington

Okay. Okay. I know this is not supposed to be a book review column. But every once in a while…

Editorial:

We were delighted to hear the glowing report given by Falls Church Vice Mayor Lindy Hockenberry about the nine apartments…

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