A Public Hearing will be held by the Board of Architectural Review on Thursday, October 16, 2025, beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber, room 2400, second floor of City Hall, 301 ...

The Waterfront Commission issued a second letter urging city staff to consider building the planned pumphouse at 1 Prince St.

By Kim Turpin Davis Alexandria’s rich history is on display in the lovely historic homes located throughout Old Town. According to historical records, the city’s first residents constructed homes near ...

By Caitlyn Meisner | [email protected] Alexandria City Public Schools continue to lag well behind the Virginia average in math and science scores on the annual Standards of Learning tests, which ...

Alexandria City Public Schools held an event on Sept. 19 honoring the 25th anniversary of the “Remember the Titans” film.

If what you crave is true connection and depth, there is a relatively simple way to find new richness in existing relationships.

One of the most compelling reasons why Alexandria attracts so many homebuyers is its rich historical heritage. Founded in the 18th century, Alexandria boasts a beautifully preserved historic district ...

Women in Alexandria also considered parasols an essential accessory during the Victorian era. Wealthy residents would await the latest European fashion arrivals at the port of Alexandria. The city was ...

You just don’t like change” has become a common response to residents who oppose a controversial city decision.

The Virginia Occupational Safety and Health division issued 12 citations to Alexandria’s Department of Recreation, Parks & Cultural Activities.

Locals milled around the fluorescent-lit room sectioned into tidy rows, eager to learn about opportunities at the Community Volunteer Fair.

Others have raised reasonable questions about what it means to be a nonprofit media company and whether or how that change in status will impact our operations.