Alexandria News
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Alexandria’s Holiday Tree Lighting Moves to Waterfront Park Nov. 21
The free Old Town celebration brings music and a visit from Santa to the banks of the Potomac.
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Can a New Chesapeake Bay Bridge Ease Route 50’s Summer Beach Gridlock?
Maryland plans two four-lane spans on the route to the Eastern Shore. Design is expected in 2028, with construction possible…
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Pawfectly Delicious Signs Alexandria Lease, Opening the Door to More Paid Work
The nonprofit dog treat maker plans to use its new space for shipping, office work and a small retail operation.
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Alexandria Families Get Two Chances Tuesday to Speak Up on School Buildings, Budgets and More
A Nov. 10 ACPS public hearing and town hall give Alexandria residents two ways to weigh in on school buildings,…
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Could Your DASH Trip Change? Four Proposed Cuts Alexandria Riders Should Review
DASH riders have until November 10 to comment on proposed reductions to Lines 30, 31, 33/34 and 102.
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PHOTOS: Sixteen Couples Say ‘I Do’ on Halloween in Old Town Alexandria
Black lace, a powdered wig and wedding cake set the scene for the second annual Halloweddings at the Athenaeum.
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How Allford’s Tassies Took Grandma’s Pecan Pies to Alexandria’s Farmers Markets
Sean and Liza McElrath turned a family recipe into an Alexandria business. Thanksgiving preorders are open through Nov. 19.
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Rosie’s Tavern plans covered patio at Del Ray’s former Thai Peppers
Jay Portlance is seeking 49 outdoor seats and daily patio service until midnight at the former Thai Peppers in Del…
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Peek Inside a 1790s Pharmacist’s Daybook at Alexandria’s Free Apothecary Open House
ALEXANDRIA, VA — A pharmacist’s daybook from the 1790s and a prescription and account book from the 1860s will give…
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Mount Vernon Unitarian Church Holiday Shop Returns to Alexandria Nov. 21
Alexandria, VA – Forget the crowded malls and endless online shopping. For 64 years, Mount Vernon Unitarian Church has offered…
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