Community News Alexandria Virginia
Community News Alexandria VA brings you the latest hyper-local updates from across the City of Alexandria. From neighborhood stories and civic events to school happenings, public safety, business highlights, and inspiring community voices, this category keeps residents informed and connected. The Zebra Press delivers trusted, uplifting, and timely reporting that reflects Alexandria’s vibrant people, culture, and places—helping readers stay engaged with what’s happening right here at home.
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City Sources Conflict Again Over Sept. 23 Historic-District Public Comment
A Sept. 18 Alexandria eNews notice says no public testimony will be accepted Sept. 23, while the City calendar still…
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ACPS Dedicates Jean B. Reid Media Center, Honoring a Teacher Who Changed How Alexandria Children Learned to Read
ACPS dedicated the Jean B. Reid Media Center at Naomi L. Brooks Elementary on International Literacy Day, honoring a reading…
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Beyond ‘Remember the Titans’: Alexandria Cheerleaders Tell Their Side of the Story
Members of the historic 1971 T.C. Williams cheerleading squad join later generations for a free Sept. 12 conversation at The…
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Braddock West Developer to Update Neighbors Tonight Before Vertical Construction
CRC Companies will update Alexandria neighbors tonight on Braddock West, the 180-unit mixed-use project across from the Braddock Road Metro…
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WORLD CHAMPIONS: Alexandria Native Kara Lawson Coaches Team USA to Fifth Straight World Cup Title
Alexandria native Kara Lawson and Team USA beat Spain 76–66 and will face France Sunday at 2 p.m. for the…
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Take Home a Piece of Mount Vernon: Fall Plant Sale Returns Saturday
Mount Vernon’s Fall Plant and Garden Sale returns Saturday, Sept. 12, with native plants, heirloom varieties and its exclusive General’s…
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Banksy Takes Center Stage at ALexandria’s Nepenthe Gallery Thursday Night
Nepenthe Gallery will host a Sept. 10 discussion exploring Banksy’s mysterious identity, provocative street art and iconic “Love Is in…
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Alexandria Has Food. The Challenge Is Getting It to the People Who Need It
More than 25 Alexandria locations and programs provide free groceries, prepared meals and home delivery to residents facing food insecurity.
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Alexandria Needs More Foster Parents—More Than Half of Local Youth Are Placed Outside the City
Alexandria is seeking more foster families as more than half of local youth who need foster care are placed outside…
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Alexandria Considers Car-Tax Extension for Federal Workers During Shutdowns
Alexandria City Council is considering a new car-tax due-date extension for federal employees furloughed during government shutdowns. The proposal is…
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