Alarming Cost of New Affordable Housing Project - Falls Church News-Press Online

A scathing reaction to news of the costs to move ahead on a tentative plan for redevelopment of the Virginia Village on S. Maple in Falls Church by the chair of the City’s Economic Development...

Rusted Signal Arm at W. Broad & West Raises Concern - Falls Church News-Press Online

A signal mast arm so corroded that it has been considered unsafe for over three years to load up with any more signage sits at the Falls Church intersection of W. Broad and N. West Streets. This is...

Beyer’s AI Transparency Bill Highlights Gaps in White House Plan on Creators and Copyright - Falls...

If America Stops Protecting Its Creators, It Won’t Lose the AI Race — It Will Lose What Made It Worth Winning “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” —...

City Manager Announces Retirement, City Council to Commence Recruitment Process - Falls Church...

Tuesday, March 24, 2026 - City Manager Wyatt Shields announced today his intention to retire from the City of Falls Church government after 23 years of service, first as assistant city manager and...

Who’s This Year’s Cinderella — Who’s Still Dancing When Everyone Else Goes Home - Falls Church...

Start here. VCU walked into the NCAA Tournament and beat North Carolina. Not a scare. Not a “nice effort.” A win. A punch to a blue blood. And in Virginia, especially in Northern Virginia, where VCU...

Beyer Hosts Resource FairAt Wakefield High Saturday, March 21 - Falls Church News-Press Online

Review of “Seneca, the Library Mouse” at GALA - Falls Church News-Press Online

The children squealed when the dog chased the cat, the cat chased the rat, and they all chased the mouse all over the stage, behind the trees and from side to side, up and down the aisles in glee!...

Shields Prepares F.C.’s Budget Plan Amid Regional Woes - Falls Church News-Press Online

As Falls Church City Manager prepares to submit his recommended coming fiscal year budget to the City Council this Monday, news from around the region is that Shields’ budget, as tight as it may be,...

Richmond’s Productive Legislative Session - Falls Church News-Press Online

The just-concluded Virginia general assembly session in Richmond, now with a Democratic Party “trifecta” in charge, turned out better than expected due to the fact that revenues to the state did not...

Meridian Winter Awards Ceremony Caps Off Another Successful Season - Falls Church News-Press Online

Spring sports season at Meridian High School will begin this week, but before that, some awards were handed out from the winter on Sunday evening. Each program selected recipients in two categories:...

George Mason 2026 Basketball, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - Falls Church News-Press Online

FAIRFAX, Va. If Tuesday night’s 77-71 loss to Liberty in the first round of the NIT was not a microcosm of Mason’s season, it was close. After a disappointing time in Pittsburgh, the Patriots...

Will Davis Reaches 1,000 Points As Meridian Boys Beat Brentsville 70-41 - Falls Church News-Press...

Meridian High School boys’ basketball head coach Jim Smith recalls the first time he ever met Will Davis, when the future senior captain was in seventh grade. “He was a little guy,” the decorated...

Noon Madness in Fairfax — Mason Ends 10-Year Home Drought vs. VCU, Wins 86–80 - Falls Church...

Noon Madness in Fairfax — Mason Ends 10-Year Home Drought vs. VCU, Wins 86–80 It wasn’t a Saturday night spotlight. It was high noon in Fairfax and it still felt like the roof might come off. George...

Mason Holds Off Hot-Shooting Loyola, Wins 86-79 - Falls Church News-Press Online

FAIRFAX, Va. George Mason heads into the holiday break at 11-1, and on paper that looks exactly like where the Patriots want to be. On the floor Sunday, it was a lot messier. Mason beat Loyola (Md.),...