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The state completed its first class of the recognition program this week. Alexandria's Early Childhood Center principal, named in the spring, is the division's lone honoree.
A new state update continues the drought-warning status covering Alexandria, with groundwater and soil moisture still well below normal. Mandatory restrictions remain limited to other parts of Virginia, but officials are urging conservation as summer heat builds.
The National Innovation Quarter, a dual-use technology district anchored partly by Virginia Tech's Potomac Yard campus, received the single biggest award in a $5.6 million statewide package — nearly matching the organization's entire launch budget.
Chief Tarrick McGuire's first full calendar year: a 29% crime drop, a department built on collaboration, and stories the numbers can't tell
Tiles & Type unveils at the Torpedo Factory, Croatia holds its final Alexandria press conference before Saturday's Ghana match in Philadelphia, Mayor Gaskins launches an Art in Every Space pilot, and the 9th Annual Alexandria Pride takes over Saturday
VDOT bridge work spanning the Fairfax County–Alexandria line will close a single northbound lane on weekend nights through Aug. 9, skipping the July Fourth holiday
The artwork from April's three Alexandria pop-ups, organized by Bloom Labs and assembled in partnership with The Art League, is on display through the summer on the second floor of the Torpedo Factory Art Center.
Defender and midfielder field questions before Croatia faces Ghana
The senator also faulted the Iran deal and warned that the new intelligence chief is a "national security threat" in his Thursday availability
A World Cup team made Alexandria home for a month. As Croatia prepares to leave, here's a case for making the friendship last — starting with a fifth sister city.
Two launch events next month will kick off the initiative at Corcoran McEnearney and AV Actions
Croatia's Dalić calls Alexandria "beautiful" before Saturday's Ghana match, Superintendent Kay-Wyatt is on leave per the school board chair, APD releases body cam footage from the May 18 Canterbury Square shooting, and a national maritime museum may be coming to the waterfront
A June 24 letter from owner Paul Haire says negotiations may allow the business to stay past its announced closing date
A new seafood and steak restaurant is set to open its doors in Old Town.
The coach offered an unqualified endorsement of the team's monthlong base as Croatia prepares to leave the city for a decisive World Cup finale against Ghana.
A year-old nonprofit is under contract on a site near Waterfront Park, with plans for a 50,000-square-foot museum and a potential lifeline for the struggling tall ship