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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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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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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Dog Gone It! Alexandria’s $90,000 Dog Park Lighting Request Goes Unfunded
Montgomery Park Dog Park is still waiting for lights after Alexandria left a roughly $90,000 solar-lighting request out of the…
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Alexandria Symphony Tunes Up for a New Era With Four Guest Conductors and New Leadership
The Alexandria Symphony Orchestra opens its 2026-27 season Sept. 26 with a new interim executive director, four guest conductors and…
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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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For Christopher Pierce, a New State Role Begins at Home in Alexandria
Alexandria resident Christopher Pierce has joined Virginia’s LGBTQ+ Advisory Board after a Sept. 3 swearing-in by Circuit Court Clerk Greg…
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DASH Ridership Jumps 10%—Now Virginia Is Considering a Regional Merger
DASH posted a 10% year-over-year ridership gain in new regional data while Virginia studies whether Alexandria’s bus system should be…
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Volunteers Still Needed for Art on the Avenue in Del Ray
Art on the Avenue is recruiting volunteers for its 31st annual Del Ray festival on October 3, featuring more than…
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She Helped Create or Preserve 6,340 Homes. Now She’ll Lead Housing in Alexandria.
Alexandria has named Aspasia Xypolia permanent director of the Office of Housing. She previously helped create or preserve more than…
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City Hall Construction Is Squeezing Old Town Businesses. Alexandria Is Looking for Ways to Help.
Businesses beside Alexandria City Hall say the years-long renovation is cutting foot traffic and parking. The City is now considering…
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