Goats cleared invasive plants from a park slope in six days
Crews are now removing woody stems and debris at James Marx All Veterans Park. The city paid $9,500 and will evaluate whether to use grazing again.
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Gaskins wants Alexandria to form a friendship city tie with Osijek, Croatia
The mayor says the Croatian embassy approached the city about building on this summer's World Cup base camp. A vote could come Oct. 13.
Tons of Trucks turns 10 on Saturday, with a monster truck and a DeLorean
The free event returns to Chinquapin Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a lower-sensory first hour
Tammy Barnes wins community vote to design Old Town North arts district banners
More than 800 people voted in a race the Old Town North Alliance called extremely close. Winners were also named Saturday in the Chalk-A-Block street art contest.
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Hotel Chocolat, the British chocolatier owned by Mars, is coming to King Street
Alexandria is one of three new U.S. markets the company named for late fall, alongside Salt Lake City and Long Beach
Yohandry Morales homers, Nationals bullpen hangs on for a 4-2 win over the Tigers
Washington has won eight of its last 11 games. Detroit has lost six of eight.
From $173,000 to $2.8 million: Homes sold in Alexandria last week
A tale of two markets: Old Town and Beverley Hills competed hard above asking, while West End condos spent months finding buyers at steep discounts