Chamber ALX names 40 Under 40 honorees for 2026
Tenth class to be celebrated July 16 at the American Physical Therapy Association headquarters; 40 Over 40 list to follow this month
Small businesses, commercial activity, economic development, and the entrepreneurs and companies shaping Alexandria's economy.
Tenth class to be celebrated July 16 at the American Physical Therapy Association headquarters; 40 Over 40 list to follow this month
King Street store sits cleared with no closure notice; social media silent since March
Tourism agency points to record spending and World Cup hosting role; staff to lead litter cleanup at Four Mile Run Park
Replacement closes 90 minutes earlier each weekday and ends dangerous-goods shipping in the city; West End loses its only FedEx-operated counter
Owner Amy Eggers cites family and post-cancer focus on balance; liquidation sale underway through final weeks
Bentonville-based Pet Resort Hospitality Group proposes to more than double daycare capacity at former Board Hound site, extend hours to 10 p.m.
Gov. Spanberger signs HB975, replacing the state's 38-year-old food-to-alcohol ratio with a tiered system Alexandria restaurants had long sought
Matt & Tony's, Andy's Pizza, Call Your Mother, Oak Steakhouse and Bastille all advance to June competition
Owner Scott Shirley says the sandwich and wine shop, a sister to Slater's Market and Union Sandwich Co., is about six weeks from opening
The Capitol Hill wine boutique opened Wednesday at 1101 King Street, with a public celebration planned for Saturday, April 4
City records show two years of stalled permit applications; Fire Marshal investigation also open
A new LLC filed with the state in December lists the temporarily closed Ethiopian restaurant's address as its principal office
Chef Santiago Lopez purchases Old Town Alexandria landmark, debuts reimagined menu and refreshed interior
Tourism organization pitches city as premier small- to mid-size meetings destination, citing $1B in visitor spending and proximity to D.C.
The Capitol Hill wine boutique has received its certificate of occupancy at 1101 King Street, putting an opening for the beloved D.C. retailer within reach
City Council to receive workforce briefing Tuesday as $977M budget process enters critical stretch