By Roy Byrd I feel fortunate to have pursued a career first as a Marine Corps officer and later as a business executive. The ...

Celianna Gunderson is campaigning on political diversity as she runs for City Council as the lone Republican, joining two ...

By Rob Whittle Remember the “Golden Age” of Television? Well, you should because we are smack dab in the middle of it. Fire ...

By Mark Edelman DMV Theater “Week” runs through Oct. 13, with tickets as low as $20 for a number of these productions.

By Elizabeth Lucchesi The real estate landscape is ever-evolving, and having the right guidance has never been more important ...

Resting high atop a hill in Alexandria’s North Ridge neighborhood stands a historic landmark with a cherished and storied ...

Alexandria badly needs a fresh jolt of leadership. I’m voting for Roy Byrd to provide it. For a city with a budget of $884 million, we are currently “served” by a City Council whose members mostly ...

Born in Alexandria in 1852, Magnus L. Robinson grew to prominence as one of the leaders of the African American community in ...

ASA’s original core program was recreational soccer and it has been volunteer-run since its beginnings in the 1970s.

Butler said his top priorities include balancing taxes, being transparent with the community and providing resources for ...

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