Alexandria Planning Commission approves zoning changes to streamline business approvals
Commission also OKs 145-unit affordable housing project; Commissioner Brown announces resignation
Ryan Belmore
Planning Commission approves 640 units for final vacant sites in southern Potomac Yard
Townhouse portion draws opposition; affordable housing deal saves city an estimated $11 million
What's happening in Alexandria: Wednesday, December 3
Your guide to events, meetings, and entertainment in Alexandria
Alexandria ranks 15th nationally for National Night Out
The recognition comes as the city saw 50 registered events and a 33% drop in Part 1 crime offenses
Nine Alexandria deputies graduate from regional training academy
Officers complete 10-week basic training, prepare for assignments at detention center
Virginia Tech to honor graduate students at Alexandria ceremony Dec. 15
Event at Potomac Yard academic building will be followed by Dec. 19 commencement in Blacksburg
Alexandria accepting applications for stormwater fee credit program
Property owners in Alexandria can now apply for credits that could cut their stormwater utility bills in half.
Warner announces reelection bid, proposes tech companies help fund AI job losses
Virginia's senior senator warns of economic disruption, criticizes Washington's response
The Alexandria Brief: Tuesday, December 2
ACPS enrollment, facility names and police agreement head to school board Thursday
What's happening in Alexandria: Tuesday, December 2
Your guide to events, meetings, and entertainment in Alexandria
School board to tackle police partnership, facility naming, and academic calendars at Thursday meeting
Board expected to extend SRO agreement while community poll results reveal divided opinions on honoring local figures
ACPS enrollment falls 2.5% in largest decline since COVID-19 pandemic
District came in 617 students below projection; high school saw steepest drop
ACPS seeks second extension of police partnership agreement as review continues
Six-month extension would keep current terms in place through June 2026
One clear winner, three close calls: ACPS facility naming poll leaves board with tough decisions
Superintendent recommends moving forward on Early Childhood Center courtyard, deferring other three names until at least FY 2028
Alexandria bars, restaurants shake up specials for DC Cocktail Week
Jula's on the Potomac, Matt & Tony's and Milk & Honey offer holiday-themed drinks and bites through Dec. 7
Two parades, one day: Your guide to Alexandria's holiday weekend
Scottish Walk, boat parade bring road closures, traffic changes to Old Town