Real Estate: Recession Fears Could Ruin Buyer’s Market
So, there’s good news and there's bad news.
For potential Falls Church City homebuyers, recent increases in
Falls Church Forward Hosts 2-Hour Civics Bootcamp
On a sunny spring Sunday March 23, close to 100 eager participants wishing to boost their involvement in the City
Growth Spurs FCCPS Superintendent to Propose 6.3 Percent Budget Increase
While Falls Church City Public Schools (FCCPS) Superintendent Dr. Peter Noonan is requesting a 6.3 percent increase in revenue
City of Falls Church Gov't Updates, Dec. 5, 2024
The following is based on press releases, social media and website postings from the City of Falls Church.
Holidays in
Worried about ADUs in Falls Church? Studies Reveal Community Benefits, If Involved
Have doubts about ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) coming to your neighborhood?
Not to worry.
Numerous studies around the country, and
Letter to the Editor: From Dave Kennedy to Rep. Don Beyer, 'Fill This Empty Chair!'
By Dave Kennedy, Independent for Congress
The debate chair meant for Rep. Don Beyer sits sad, lonely, and empty… waiting
Exclusive Interview: Falls Church City Council Member Phil Duncan, 2012-2023
Near the Community Center, at the information tent of the Citizens for a Better City (CBC), Phil Duncan – retired F.
Exclusive Interviews: F.C. City Council Candidates Laura Downs, John Murphy
Ready to choose?
On Election Day, Nov. 5, Falls Church City voters will have a chance to elect a new
Falls Church City Council Member Justine Underhill’s Savvy Approach to ‘Meeting the People Where They Live’
A new dynamism has come to the City Council.
On January 1, 2024, Justine Underhill – Falls Church Housing Commissioner, former
