Alexandria Journalism Project More than 14,000 different types of potentially hazardous chemicals known as PFAS have been ...

By Hannah Shiblaq | hshiblaq@alextimes.com Jharett Bryantt, Ed.D., was appointed as the new superintendent of Alexandria City ...

By Jim McGrath | jmcgrath@alextimes.com The Episcopal High School and Alexandria City High School football teams kept their ...

By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com Witney Schneidman’s new book starts out with a simple anecdote: him chatting with ...

By Hannah Shiblaq | hshiblaq@alextimes.com Alexandria Redevelopment and Housing Authority tenants gathered at Mark Center on ...

The people are arming and training in every place. They are all liberty mad.” -Journal of Nicholas Cresswell, Feb. 18, 1775 ...

By Bill Rossello Those patient enough to read through the nearly 250 pages of the draft Duke Street Land Use Plan may be reminded of the once popular game SimCity, where players had fun building an ...

By Rev. Ian Markham The Harvard Study of Adult Development, directed by Robert Waldinger, was an extraordinary study. It started in 1938 when a group of 724 men agreed to be interviewed every two ...

As we approach Women’s History Month, I’ve been reflecting on the strength and impact of women as a collective. There is something deeply powerful that happens when women truly show up for one another ...

By Dr. David Rose When I first joined the Alexandria Health Department, I spent a lot of time introducing myself to the community. Often over Zoom – as we were still emerging from a heavily virtual ...

By Jess Purtell When I led a yoga and Pilates retreat in the Sacred Valley of Peru, I chose the theme of “Disconnect to Reconnect” with a mantra of “everything you need is already inside you.” As a ...

By Hannah Shiblaq | hshiblaq@alextimes.com The Alexandria City School Board- City Council ad hoc committee on election reform met for the third and final time on Tuesday evening and voted 3-1 to ...