The Alexandria Brief: Wednesday, March 18
HUD begins relocating 3,000 employees to Alexandria; ACHS launches principal search; police seek missing 15-year-old
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The Alexandria Brief — PM: Tuesday, March 17
Police seek missing 15-year-old; Potomac advisory lifted; HUD begins bulk relocation to Alexandria
Alexandria police seek public's help finding missing 15-year-old girl
Brooklynn Williams was last seen March 5 near the 2800 block of Park Center Drive; she has been missing for 12 days
Potomac River recreational water advisory fully lifted as repairs are completed
DC Water finished emergency repairs March 14; town hall on the crisis set for Thursday at Lee Center
Alexandria rededicates Calhoun Ave. to honor former vice mayor and state senator
City Council action in February strips Confederate honor from street name, uplifts Republican attorney who helped found DASH
HUD begins moving roughly 3,000 employees to Alexandria headquarters amid legal challenges and congressional scrutiny
Union launches petitions targeting DC attorney general and Congress as bulk relocation gets underway
City to host pre-construction meeting on Eisenhower Metro pedestrian improvements
Virtual meeting set for March 26 to discuss construction schedule, traffic impacts
Where the City Council candidates stand on biking and walking
With Braddock Road appeal likely headed to Council, candidates offer competing visions for Alexandria's streets
Alexandria City High School launches search for new principal after months without a permanent leader
ACPS seeks candidate to lead 4,500-student school; search comes after back-to-back departures to Arlington
Where to meet the candidates before the April 21 special election
Two forums scheduled as early voting surpasses 11,600 ballots cast or requested
Alexandria's week ahead: Budget double-header, Potomac town hall and a federal workers resource fair
A weather-delayed budget mega-session, the region's first Virginia town hall on the Potomac sewage crisis, the opening of a waterfront art exhibit, and a packed civic calendar make a busy week around Alexandria.
The Alexandria Brief: Tuesday, March 17
Budget work sessions combined for Wednesday after storm cancellation; Potomac Interceptor town hall Thursday; St. Patrick's Day festivities across the city
Artist begins mural at Alexandria's Witter Place Apartments
Celebrated muralist Yulia Avgustinovich brings landmarks, wildlife and hidden details to Duke Street development
Agenda:Alexandria swaps panelist, revises framing for rescheduled housing event
City housing director replaced by volunteer advisory committee member; organization's most frequently featured panelist now sits on the board
Alexandria to host community meeting on Taylor Run infrastructure design alternatives
Virtual meeting set for March 26 to discuss outfall stabilization, landscaping and tree protection
Alexandria Beautification Commission challenges residents to grow red, white, and blue native gardens for America 250
Initiative aims to get 250 property owners planting patriotic pollinator gardens by summer