On This Day in Alexandria History — "On October 27, 1748 a group of citizens petitioned the Virginia House of Burgesses 'That ...
Elected officials are considering major organizational changes for the Alexandria City School Board, including increasing pay ...
Good Monday evening, Alexandria. Here’s a look back at today’s most-read stories and a look ahead to tomorrow. 📈 Today’s ...
The ability to turn right on a red light could be eliminated entirely in Old Town. The Alexandria Traffic and Parking Board ...
Virginia's renewed efforts to win regional support for the contentious I-495 Southside Express Lanes project will focus more ...
Alexandria is planting some new trees in the medians along the recently reconfigured Holland Lane. Excavation work to prepare ...
Graffiti appearing to target the immigrant community is being investigated on the Mount Jefferson Park Trail, according to ...
Alexandria has hired Heather McGaffin as director of its Department of Emergency and Customer Communications. McGaffin, who ...
Alexandria leaders have joined counterparts from across the region in voicing reservations about a proposed consolidation of ...
The Alexandria City Council unanimously and without discussion approved a sweeping plan to expand athletic facilities and ...
A traveling exhibit opening today (Oct. 22) at Alexandria's Freedom House Museum (1315 Duke Street) examines American slavery ...
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