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Residents can weigh in on the $12.5 million project to replace the aging facility, which is slated for a full replacement, including a new lap pool, children's pool, and bathhouse, with a projected completion of summer 2028.
Freedom House Museum will offer docent-led discussions and a public conversation on social resistance April 11-12 in honor of 77 enslaved people who sought freedom aboard the schooner Pearl in 1848
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Six rounds of structured discussion at Minnie Howard covered instruction, teacher retention, accountability and more; feedback to be presented to Governor Spanberger
The 2026-28 draft removes a provision that would have given School Resource Officers access to student records without parental consent
First such survey since 2017-18 will shape future road, transit and bike investments across the Washington region
Deedra Robinson, a 40-year educator and nationally recognized AVID trainer, will retire at the end of the school year
The biennial self-guided walking tour has been a Mother's Day weekend tradition since 1999 — and organizers expect it to sell out again
Virginia State Police trooper struck by vehicle on interstate during chase; Gregory Newton, 57, of Springfield faces multiple charges
A Tufts University analysis projects 276,000 jobs and $30 billion in annual income at risk across the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria region — arriving as federal cuts have already pushed the metro into decline.
Pedestrian struck at Braddock Road intersection amid corridor debate; state education officials hold listening session tonight; seasonal bars signal spring's return
Driver cited for failure to pay full time attention; intersection closed for two hours on Saturday during investigation
Beyer, Kaine, Warner all call for Congress to act as president warns 'a whole civilization will die tonight'
Sy Smith, Langston Hughes II and student performers headline evening at Alexandria's hidden creative hub
ACPS selected as Northern Virginia stop on Spanberger administration's statewide Commonwealth Listening Tour