Alexandria News
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Alexandria Residents Have Until Dec. 1 to Weigh In on Flood Resilience Plan
Alexandria residents can review the draft Flood Resilience Plan November 5 at Charles Houston Recreation Center or online.
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She Helps Alexandria Students Find Their Way. Now D.C. United Is Honoring Her.
Alexandria City High School social worker and Living Legend Ana Bonilla-Galdamez earns D.C. United’s Raise a Toast honor for decades…
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12 Affordable Apartments Open at Alexandria’s Newport Village
Newport Village is offering 12 income-restricted two- and three-bedroom apartments, with eight expected in November and four in December.
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Youth Helmet Rules and School Board Election Changes Reach Alexandria Council
The proposed update would require riders 14 and younger to wear helmets on e-bikes, scooters and motorized skateboards, matching new…
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Veterans Day in Alexandria: Closures, Trash Delays and a Ceremony
Veterans Day in Alexandria: Closures, Trash Delays and a Ceremony
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Free Metrobus Passes Coming for Alexandria Middle and High School Students
Free Metrobus Passes Coming for Alexandria Middle and High School Students
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Roof Leak Closes Duncan Branch Library Through Nov. 16
Roof Leak Closes Duncan Branch Library Through Nov. 16
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Alexandria Teens: Enter a 30-Second Video Contest for a $10,000 Prize
Alexandria-area teens ages 13–18 can win up to $10,000 in Burke & Herbert Bank's Lights, Camera, Save! video contest. Enter…
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Quillen deBruney is bringing her lyrical, atmospheric, and deeply personal work to Elaine’s Literary Salon on Sunday, Nov. 8, noon-3pm
Alexandria novelist Quillen deBruney. ALEXANDRIA, VA – Born and raised in the Midwest, author Quillen deBruney has spent 20 years…
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Alexandria Knitters Make Blankets and Scarves for Safe House Residents
The Barrett Branch library group made the gifts by hand for people receiving shelter through the city’s Domestic Violence Program.
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