Pizza, five pillars and a conversation with the police chief
About 50 residents and business owners turned the conversation to surveillance, staffing and where the kids are Tuesday at Piece Out
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Virginia's school vaccine rules don't change under Trump order, state says
ACPS students return Aug. 24, in a year when Virginia has recorded more measles cases than in any year since 1988
Aces end the Mystics' 7-game winning streak with an 86-76 victory
The Mystics finished with 40-plus points in the paint for the ninth straight game.
Pete Crow-Armstrong hits 27th homer and Cubs beat Nationals 8-6 to move 20 games over .500
After the Nationals got within 8-6 in the eighth with two runs against Ryan Zeferjahn, Jacob Webb got the last four outs for his eighth save.
Pet portrait mural grows onto Head to Tail's new pantry
Each $257.50 portrait sends $100 to Pawfectly Delicious, the Alexandria nonprofit that employs adults with disabilities
Gaskins says Alexandria police won't share license plate data in immigration cases
The mayor answered resident questions about the city's Flock cameras Tuesday.
Board's Russell Road vote will not take effect; appeal deadline moves to Aug. 24
The city clerk told residents who filed petitions that appeals of the July 27 recommendation are moot, because the T&ES director opted for a different plan
New coordinator Daronte Jones is transforming the Commanders' defense after major changes
Jones has spent his first six months on the job not only installing a new system but also overhauling the team's entire defensive identity.
Alexandria's Inc. 5000 showing thins as top federal contractors drop off
Twelve local companies made this year's list, down from 19. A year after Artemis ARC ranked as Virginia's fastest-growing company, Alexandria has none in the top 500
VRE will run Sunday trains on Grand Prix race day
The commuter railroad, which normally operates weekdays only, is using the Aug. 23 IndyCar race to test demand for weekend service
Can you put an EV charger on a 200-year-old house? Alexandria is rewriting the rules
Parker-Gray property owners would get a faster path than Old Town on two rules under 11 draft chapters open for comment through Sept. 2
The Alexandria Brief | Tuesday, Aug. 11
Alexandria's rugby squads bring home two trophies from Dundee, police and fire plan an active violence drill Thursday, and the city presents its substandard lots proposal tonight.
Severe storms pass over Alexandria; watch lifted early
Two warnings and 55 mph winds measured on the Potomac, with 15 customers losing power on Stonebridge Road
Police, fire to run active violence drill Thursday at Minnie Howard campus
Not an actual emergency: no students will be present, but residents should expect emergency vehicles on West Braddock Road from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Taste of Old Town North returns Sept. 17, anchoring a weekend of neighborhood events
The free food-and-music festival is followed by Chalk-a-Block and a canal pub crawl — and the power plant developer says it plans to break ground next year
Free legal help for renters with housing problems offered Aug. 31 in the West End
Legal Aid Justice Center will give individual consultations; code, health and 311 staff will be on hand