The city came out in full force to celebrate Noah Lyles at a homecoming parade in Chinquapin Circle following his appearance ...

Alexandria’s historic River Farm was the scene of a festive black-tie dinner and dancing celebration hosted by the American ...

We need to unpack the right lessons from the primary if we are going to wrest our city back from the rampant densification catastrophe toward which its elected government is determinedly driving it.

I believe residents must be involved in policy development from start to finish. My promise is to make sure your voice, needs ...

By Kim Davis Alexandria’s historic River Farm, renowned for its rich history and stunningly beautiful gardens nestled on the ...

Phase III of Alexandria’s Chesapeake Bay Action Plan will include the removal of contentious, previously planned stream ...

By Sandra Smith | [email protected] Local artists and community members are invited to share their creativity through a ...

A shootout occurred at 1221 Wythe St. on Sept. 19 around 8:15 p.m., which left one resident dead and another injured but ...

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.