Sandy Marks wants to keep Alexandria City Council moving forward
The Democratic nominee sat down with the Alexandria Brief Tuesday ahead of early voting, which begins Friday.
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The Democratic nominee sat down with the Alexandria Brief Tuesday ahead of early voting, which begins Friday.
The independent candidate and former council member sat down with the Alexandria Brief Tuesday ahead of early voting, which begins Friday.
Virginia's proposed 10-1 congressional map keeps Alexandria in the 8th District. But the district it would belong to would bear little resemblance to the one Alexandrians know today.
Alexandria Brief interviews two City Council candidates today; Bagel Uprising heads to Ballston; 12 events to put on your March calendar
City Council opens public comment on Parajon's FY 2027 spending plan before weeks of work sessions ahead
The boiled-and-baked bagel shop, born from a home kitchen in 2015, will open at the corner of Fairfax Drive and North Vermont Street this spring.
Alexandria boasts six pit stops as DMV-wide celebration enters its third decade
Sloan, culinary director Eric Brannon team up for second Del Ray venture on Mount Vernon Avenue.
Two new permit applications open for public comment as church eyes storefront signage, childcare center seeks to simplify its operations
Winning design will represent Alexandria at national mayors conference in June
From St. Patrick's Day celebrations and Shamrock crawls to women's leadership forums and live music, March is packed.
School board to receive Q2 update Thursday as budget scrutiny intensifies
Wintry mix arrives this afternoon as Alexandria looks ahead to a 70-degree swing, a hometown musician takes the St. Patrick’s Day spotlight, and City Council candidates go live with The Brief.
Winter Weather Advisory in effect tonight; temperatures could near 76 degrees by Thursday
The local musician who usually runs the sound at this parade is finally being asked to just sit back and enjoy it.
City Council and the School Board meet jointly Wednesday to review ACPS's FY2027 spending request, the Planning Commission opens a discussion on long-range housing policy, and Old Town celebrates the weekend