Crews found it in the 1960s south façade and two interior courtyards. Completion is now expected in fall 2028, and the visible demolition starts this month.
A VCIJ review of thousands of public records shows widespread misunderstanding and mistrust of Flock Safety – even inside ...
Benjamin Thomas was denied his future at 16. Today, his name helps another Alexandria teenager build one, guest columnist Jeff Bennett writes.
On tap today: a horror bookshop opens on King Street, the Minnie Howard fields get Kerry Donley's name, and a heat index near ...
The Around the World Cultural Food Festival marks 10 years Saturday under clear skies, the Titans open at home Friday night, ...
A divided Supreme Court on Monday allowed the White House to continue construction on a $400 million ballroom project as ...
The Marlins dropped three of four to the Nationals and fell four games behind Arizona in the race for the final NL wild-card ...
Alexandria has also asked residents to stop clearing and trimming vegetation in parks on their own, saying unapproved work ...
Circuit Court Clerk Greg Parks, whose office Pierce worked with on the state's case management system, will administer the oath Thursday. Alexandria now has two residents on the 21-member board.
The city's first Legacy Month marks Think Ahead Alexandria, an ACT for Alexandria push to get residents naming local nonprofits in their wills and estate plans.
The Alexandria nonprofit will open its warehouse Sept. 20 for a free two-hour orientation, and attendees will get behind the ...
The Potomac Yard grooming shop stocked the space next door with food, toys, leashes and beds. There's no application and no ...
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