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Alexandria News
Mount Vernon’s Colonial Market & Fair Returns Sept. 19–20
Mount Vernon’s Colonial Market & Fair returns Sept. 19–20 with dozens of artisans, handmade goods, demonstrations and an 18th-century marketplace…
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Alexandria News
Bring the Whole Menagerie: Trinity’s Annual Pet Blessing Is Sept. 26
Dogs, cats, birds and every beloved creature are invited to Trinity United Methodist Church’s free Blessing of the Animals in…
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Alexandria News
Find Alexandria’s Flock Cameras: See the Map Here
Want to know where Alexandria’s Flock cameras are? Explore an interactive map of the 75 automated license plate readers documented…
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Alexandria News
Alexandria Transportation Commission Takes Public Comment on GO Alex Budget
Alexandria residents can comment Sept. 16 on the GO Alex Fund Budget, a development-funded pool that supports citywide and neighborhood…
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Alexandria News
Water Damage Shifts SNAP, Medicaid and Other Services Inside Del Pepper
Water damage inside Del Pepper may affect SNAP, Medicaid, TANF, child-welfare and other services. The Career Center has moved to…
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Alexandria News
What on Earth Is Happening at Alexandria City Hall? Your Plain-English Guide to the $165.6 Million Makeover
Why is City Hall fenced off, where did everyone go, what will it cost and where can you park? The…
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Alexandria History
The Alexandria Store Clerk Whose Lunchtime Invention Saved Railroad Workers’ Lives
Alexandria clerk Eli Hamilton Janney whittled a wooden model during his lunch breaks—and created the railroad coupler that helped save…
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Alexandria News
Deflock Alexandria Group to Hold Community Meeting Tonight on License Plate Reader Cameras
DeFlock Alexandria will hold a meeting tonight at Burke Library calling for Alexandria to end contracts with Flock and other…
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Alexandria News
How a Tip from France Led Us to Mighty Mary’s Surprising Alexandria Connection
A tip from a Zebra volunteer in France led us to Linda Lindquist, the former Old Town resident featured in…
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LOCAL News
Wonder Where All Those Washington Post Reporters Went? Meet The Washington Sun
The Washington Sun, formerly NOTUS, has launched an ambitious expansion into local news, sports, food and weather. Zebra publisher Mary…
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