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Tickets Available!! ALEXANDRIA FILM FESTIVAL TO SCREEN 60 FILMS THIS WEEKEND
ALEXANDRIA, VA — The Alexandria Film Festival (AFF) will screen nearly 60 films in person this weekend, November 8, 9, and 10,…
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BREAKING NEWS: Meet Alexandria’s First Black Female Mayor and the New City Council
ALEXANDRIA, VA – History was made in the city of Alexandria tonight. Alyia Gaskins shed her Presumptive Mayor title and…
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Today’s Cargo Moves to 117 N. Fairfax Street
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Today’s Cargo is open for business at 117 North Fairfax Street in Old Town, across from Market…
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Alexandria Hosts 9th Annual Spooky Mad Science Expo for Kids
Alexandria, Virginia—On Saturday October 19th, 2024, the Patrick Henry Recreation Center hosted the 9th Annual Spooky Mad Science Expo that…
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Ron Haley, Beloved FedEx Senior Customer Service Agent, and Zebra Newspaper Carrier, Dies at 71
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Ronald Edward Haley was born in Washington, D.C., on April 27, 1953, to the late Harold and…
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GET TICKETS! Magical Moonlight Maze and Bonfire: Your Ultimate Fall Adventure!
LOTHIAN, MD – Embrace the enchanting spirit of autumn with this spectacular Moonlight Maze event on October 26 from 6:30…
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IMPORTANT ALERT: Raccoon Tests Positive for Rabies in Alexandria
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Alexandria Health Department (AHD) is notifying Alexandria community members that a raccoon in the Taylor Run area tested…
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Community Day of the Dead Altar Debuts in Del Ray Nov. 1 & 2
Alexandria, VA — Alexandria’s own Amy Eggers is creating a special Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) altar…
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Southern Living Magazine Names Alexandria Best Place for Antiquing in Virginia
ALEXANDRIA, VA – In a story released this week, acclaimed magazine Southern Living puts Alexandria at the top of the…
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PHOTOS: Chamber ALX Throws Best in Business Bash and Here Are the Winners!
ALEXANDRIA, VA—Last night at the Hotel Westin in Old Town Alexandria, business owners were perched on the edges of their…
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