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Nov
03
Editorial: Is The Washington Post Scrubbing African American Faces from Its Metro Section?

Editorial: Is The Washington Post Scrubbing African American Faces from Its Metro Section?

Take a look at this morning’s Metro section in the Washington Post, Nov. 3. Notice how piddling it is
5 min read
Oct
23
City Unveils ‘LOVE Letters’ Sculpture Celebrating 75th Anniversary, ‘Diversity & Inclusivity’

City Unveils ‘LOVE Letters’ Sculpture Celebrating 75th Anniversary, ‘Diversity & Inclusivity’

To honor the City of Falls Church’s 75th anniversary in 2023, the Falls Church City Council and the Arts
18 min read
Oct
20
City to Unveil New LOVE Letters Sculpture

City to Unveil New LOVE Letters Sculpture

Following is based on a press release from Falls Church City's Office of Communications: The City of Falls
2 min read
Aug
26
F.C.C. School Board Member Sherwood Launches Re-Election Bid

F.C.C. School Board Member Sherwood Launches Re-Election Bid

From the Cherry Hill Park pavilion this past Sunday, Aug. 24, to the sounds of children playing happily nearby, and
16 min read
Aug
04
FCCPS: New School Superintendent Dade Discusses Leadership, Priorities as School Year Begins Aug. 18

FCCPS: New School Superintendent Dade Discusses Leadership, Priorities as School Year Begins Aug. 18

On a sweltering July 29 afternoon, we sat down with Dr. Terry J. Dade, the City’s new Schools Superintendent
17 min read
Jul
03
Giao Nguyen Speaks Up During Spanberger Visit to Eden Center

Giao Nguyen Speaks Up During Spanberger Visit to Eden Center

It's always refreshing when that one person is bold enough to speak up. Following speeches by the Va.
5 min read
Jun
02
Giving the Gift of Art to Help Heal Cancer Patients

Giving the Gift of Art to Help Heal Cancer Patients

Is every development in our nation’s free-market health care system a boon for profiteers and a bust for patient
10 min read
May
01
Editorial: The President's Damaging First One Hundred Days

Editorial: The President's Damaging First One Hundred Days

Since 1933, the First One Hundred Days of every U.S. presidential administration has served as a barometer for every
13 min read