Del Ray Farmers Market cancelled Saturday for first time in over 30 years
Ice storm conditions forced 100 dump truck loads of ice to be hauled out of Del Ray alone
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The Alexandria Brief — AM | Thursday, January 29
City reopens as bitter cold lingers; man killed in N. Patrick Street shooting; council heads to Richmond
Thursday storm update: City returns to regular hours, schools still virtual as recovery continues
Trash collection resumes; weekend snow possible
One dead, juvenile injured in N. Patrick Street shooting
Alexandria Police investigating Wednesday evening incident; increased patrols planned
This day in history: How neon signs atop the George Mason Hotel prompted Alexandria's sign ordinance
Just a year after establishing America's third historic district, city officials moved to regulate the growing trend of oversized signage aimed at motorists.
The Alexandria Brief — PM | Wednesday, January 28
Schools closed again Thursday; CVS closing; VRE ridership up 48%; Potomac Yard Metro hits $385 million
Alexandria schools to remain closed Thursday; virtual learning continues
District still assessing conditions for safe return
Alexandria Restaurant Week extended through Feb. 8 following winter storm
Nearly 80 restaurants will offer prix-fixe menus over 17 days and three weekends
Publisher's note: Believing that everyone is doing their best. Including you, I hope.
Frustration is fair. Cruelty isn't.
Alexandria recovery continues as city urges caution ahead of bitter night, possible weekend snow
City offices, courts reopen Thursday; trash collection resumes; schools remain virtual
VRE ridership surges 48% as Alexandria station construction gets underway
New train sees 251% jump; agency begins $129 million King Street overhaul
Alexandria City Council heads to Richmond Thursday for Lobby Day
Federal workforce impacts, housing, transit top city's agenda as General Assembly session enters third week
CVS on Richmond Highway closes permanently
The store and pharmacy closure is part of CVS's ongoing nationwide restructuring, which has shuttered more than 900 locations since 2022.
Visit Alexandria previews what's new in 2026: America's 250th, waterfront experiences, restaurants and hotel upgrades
The tourism organization's annual roundup highlights semiquincentennial celebrations, public art installations, dozens of new and upcoming restaurants, retail openings and hotel enhancements across th
Alexandria marks Black History Month with 30th annual poster exhibit, museum programs, library events
City Council recognizes February with proclamation following national theme 'A Century of Black History Commemorations'
City Council approves resolution streamlining budget transfer process
Mayor addresses 'inaccurate reporting' about routine fiscal practice grounded in City Charter