Zebra Misc
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Visit Alexandria Receives Grant to Expand Marketing of City’s Black History
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Visit Alexandria announced this afternoon that it has received a $20,000 grant to expand its marketing of…
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Operation Elf: Alexandria Sheriff’s Office Asking for Donations During Holiday Season
ALEXANDRIA, VA – The Alexandria Sheriff’s Office needs the help of residents. With the holidays near, they are asking for…
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Letter to the Editor: ‘Why Stream Project Post-Construction Plantings Are Not Ecological Restoration’
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Earlier today, The Zebra Press received a second letter about the Taylor Run Stream Restoration project. The…
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Mount Vernon Hospital Receives Award for Horticulture Therapy Program
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Inova Mount Vernon Hospital’s horticultural therapy program has been selected as this year’s recipient of the Mid-Atlantic…
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Virginia’s Natural Bridge is NOT for Sale, Despite Rumors
By Dave Webster ALEXANDRIA, VA – Virginia’s Natural Bridge, located in Rockbridge, County Virginia, has been rumored to be up for…
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Art on the Thanksgiving Table
Alexandria, VA – Like everything else this unusual year, Thanksgiving will be different, with smaller gatherings close to home,…
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Public Invited: Alexandria Appraisal Show Looking for Culinary Items, Saturday November 14
Alexandria, VA – Thanksgiving is in two weeks! Let the planning, shopping, and indulging begin. And right around the corner,…
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Letter to the Editor: ‘The Value of Chinquapin Forest’
ALEXANDRIA, VA – On Nov. 10, The Zebra Press received a letter from Alexandria resident James Clark that concerns the…
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First Africans in Virginia: Alexandria Author Ric Murphy Writes About His Ancestors
ALEXANDRIA, VA – On the Nov. 3 edition of “Reading, Writing and Ralph,” The Zebra’s literary critic Ralph Peluso spoke…
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The Wineries of Madison County
Alexandria, VA – October in wine country kickstarts celebrations of the harvest at vineyards across the state. It is, after…
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