Ross, who led the orchestra for eight seasons, closes his tenure with a program featuring Mazzoli, Bruch and Sibelius — and a full-circle moment with violinist Alexander Kerr
Spanberger signs Bennett-Parker bill for disabled veterans; city issues stop work order at Gustave Boulangerie; Alexandria woman pleads guilty to wire fraud
Alexandria lawmaker's HB94 part of broader affordability package signed Tuesday
City records show two years of stalled permit applications; Fire Marshal investigation also open
Former congressional staffer made 10 unauthorized transactions totaling more than $22,000
Thousands of titles available for all ages; educators receive 50% discount on public sale days
Holocaust Museum historian and former DOJ Nazi crimes investigator to deliver keynote at Beatley Central Library
Little Theatre announces 2026/2027 season; gas prices top $4 a gallon; Iverson Street renaming hearing set for April 30
The locally owned scoop shop at 103 S. Union St. will offer free ice cream cones from noon to 8 p.m.
Seminary Hill street named for Confederate general could become Edmonson Street, honoring two enslaved sisters who became abolitionists
Mayor Alyia Gaskins will present a proclamation at Charles Hill Park as the all-volunteer nonprofit and city leaders gather to raise awareness
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
The Alexandria community theater's upcoming slate includes seven main-stage productions, two special events and a Broadway cabaret celebrating the U.S. semiquincentennial
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
Kay-Wyatt shares personal message on resignation; council-ACPS dispute emerges over CBA data; VRE bridge project brings noise to Rosemont this spring
The corner spot at 2218 Mount Vernon Ave. has served the neighborhood in some form for more than a century