Friends of Duncan Library to hold spring book sale April 23-26
Thousands of titles available for all ages; educators receive 50% discount on public sale days
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Alexandria to mark 37th annual Holocaust remembrance ceremony April 14
Holocaust Museum historian and former DOJ Nazi crimes investigator to deliver keynote at Beatley Central Library
The Alexandria Brief: Tuesday, March 31
Little Theatre announces 2026/2027 season; gas prices top $4 a gallon; Iverson Street renaming hearing set for April 30
Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day returns to Old Town on April 14
The locally owned scoop shop at 103 S. Union St. will offer free ice cream cones from noon to 8 p.m.
Alexandria to hold public hearing April 30 on renaming Iverson Street
Seminary Hill street named for Confederate general could become Edmonson Street, honoring two enslaved sisters who became abolitionists
Alexandria Celebrates Women to plant pinwheel garden for Child Abuse Prevention Month on April 3
Mayor Alyia Gaskins will present a proclamation at Charles Hill Park as the all-volunteer nonprofit and city leaders gather to raise awareness
Alexandria gas prices top $4 a gallon as region-wide commuter program offers cash rewards and relief
With Virginia's average regular gas price up more than $1 from a month ago, Commuter Connections is promoting free tools to help residents reduce commuting costs — including a competition that launches April 1
Little Theatre of Alexandria announces seven-show 2026/2027 season
The Alexandria community theater's upcoming slate includes seven main-stage productions, two special events and a Broadway cabaret celebrating the U.S. semiquincentennial
Alexandria's week ahead: A quiet civic calendar before the budget's biggest deadline
With the final budget work session behind it, City Council faces an April 6 deadline to declare its hand on the tax rate as Spring Break and Easter weekend bookend a lighter week
The Alexandria Brief: Monday, March 30
Kay-Wyatt shares personal message on resignation; council-ACPS dispute emerges over CBA data; VRE bridge project brings noise to Rosemont this spring
Del Ray Pizzeria rebrands as Del Ray Public House, keeps pizza on menu alongside steaks and Southwest dishes
The corner spot at 2218 Mount Vernon Ave. has served the neighborhood in some form for more than a century
Some council members said they lacked key CBA data. ACPS presented that data three weeks earlier.
A dispute over information, timing and process has emerged as some Alexandria City Council members weigh whether to fully fund the school division's first collective bargaining agreement — and whether the budget process itself needs to change
Old Town bar to host 10th annual Dyngus Day DC celebration
The Light Horse on King Street returns for a third year as home to the DMV's biggest Easter Monday party
ACPS school board to hold public hearing on police partnership agreement in April
Draft MOU governing school resource officers expected April 9; community input deadline April 15
Kay-Wyatt: 'The time has come to turn that same devotion toward my family'
Outgoing ACPS superintendent cites family in first personal statement following Thursday's resignation announcement
VRE bridge project to bring noise, road closures to Rosemont this spring
Pile driving, lane shutdowns and pedestrian detours mark the start of a once-in-a-generation rail overhaul, according to the Rosemont Citizens' Association