What's happening in Alexandria this weekend: Feb. 20-22
Democrats head to the polls, School of Rock, Black History Month celebrations continue, and more.
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Publisher's note: Understanding the Braddock Road corridor improvements project
A guide to what's being proposed, what residents are saying, and what questions remain ahead of Monday's hearing
Community Lodgings secures $2.5M state award to advance Elbert Ave. affordable housing development
The HOME-ARP grant helps Community Lodgings finalize financing for a 94-unit project in Arlandria-Chirilagua, with construction set to begin this spring
The Alexandria Brief: Thursday, Feb. 19
Mayor addresses Braddock Road debate as BPAC reports that three candidates have reversed their support; School Board votes on budget tonight; firehouse primary is Saturday
Alexandria man among three sentenced in Washington-area airbag theft ring
Adisorn Damrongchai and two co-conspirators stole hundreds of airbags from Northern Virginia neighborhoods
Firehouse Primary Interviews — A conversation with Cesar Madison Tapia
On youth representation, affordability, transparency and immigrant rights
Whiskey & Oyster to close Feb. 28, ending five-year run
HomeGrown Restaurant Group cites lease renewal as reason for shuttering the seafood and spirits spot
Mayor pushes back on claims of unified opposition or support for Braddock Road bike lanes
Gaskins says she's hearing from supporters, opponents, and residents seeking more information
ACPS School Board to vote on FY 2027 budget Thursday
Latin program, healthcare costs, financial audit on agenda
Alexandria lands $2.17 million in federal funds for school crossing safety upgrades
The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board approved the grant today as part of a nearly $12.5 million package for seven Virginia projects
Chamber ALX's Chair's Reception returns Feb. 27 at Aslin Beer Co.
Dueling pianos, a live auction and band tees headline the annual celebration honoring incoming board chair Bob Brant
Wells Fargo announces $500,000 grant to Alexandria nonprofit at N. Washington Street branch reopening
The grant will support the Society for Financial Education and Professional Development's financial literacy programs at HBCUs and communities worldwide
State board seats open to Virginia residents amid new administration
With terms expiring and a new governor in office, Alexandria residents can apply now for positions on commissions ranging from historic preservation to Potomac River oversight
Firehouse Primary Interviews — A conversation with Charles Sumpter
On housing affordability, workforce pathways, climate resilience and transportation
The Alexandria Brief — AM | Wednesday, Feb. 18
School Board signals support for Latin; opposition signs pop up on Braddock Road; council candidates back Zoning for Housing ahead of Saturday primary
School Board signals support for Latin program, healthcare cost shift stays in budget
Board gives thumbs up/thumbs down on add/deletes; formal vote Thursday