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Transportation
Metro to Open Early for Marine Corps Marathon
Alexandria, VA — Metrorail will open at 5 a.m. this Sunday to help thousands of runners and spectators get to…
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Alexandria News
Tales of Terror: Duncan Library Returns for a Haunted Weekend of Fright and Fun
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Something wickedly fun is returning to Del Ray. The Friends of Duncan Library and the Del Ray…
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Health and Wellness
National Breast Center Foundation Rebrands as Breast Cancer Collective
Alexandria, VA – After ten years of helping ensure women across the region receive the breast cancer screenings and support…
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Press Release
Ghosts, Legends, and a Drink in Hand: Step Inside “Death at the City Hotel” This Friday
Alexandria, VA — Think you know Alexandria’s ghost stories? Think again. Gadsby’s Tavern Museum is pulling back the curtain on…
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School News
ACPS Honors 16 Standouts in 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction
Alexandria, VA — Alexandria City Public Schools celebrated a star-studded evening on Saturday as 16 athletes, coaches, and teams were…
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Real Estate
Iconic Anne Welsh Salon Property, ‘The Duchess of Del Ray,’ Hits the Market
Alexandria, VA — A beloved Del Ray landmark is officially on the market. The property at 2100 Mount Vernon Avenue—home…
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Community Briefs
35 Hand-Crocheted Hats Donated to Carpenter’s Shelter
Alexandria, VA – Cathy Smyles (left), Housing Locator for Carpenter’s Shelter, is standing with Jean Oliver, Secretary of ALVA…
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Alexandria News
Have Your Say: Alexandria Invites Residents to Help Shape Future Zoning Rules
Alexandria, VA — The City of Alexandria is inviting residents to help shape how the city grows and evolves. The…
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Alexandria News
New Affordable Apartments Open Doors in Alexandria
Alexandria, VA — The City of Alexandria’s Office of Housing is sharing news about new affordable rental opportunities available right…
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Alexandria News
Mount Vernon Stays Open During Shutdown: Wine Festival, Harvest Days, Trick-or-Treating and More
MOUNT VERNON, VA — While the federal government remains shut down, the privately funded estate of America’s first president remains…
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