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The new effort, revealed Thursday morning at the George Washington Masonic National Memorial, aims to broaden perceptions of the city beyond its historic reputation
Democrats head to the polls, School of Rock, Black History Month celebrations continue, and more.
Dueling pianos, a live auction and band tees headline the annual celebration honoring incoming board chair Bob Brant
Annual honor recognizes environmental leadership in the city; submissions due March 16
Local artists earn 11 combined nominations spanning funk, rock, classical, pop and more ahead of March 28 ceremony
Ndaba Mandela spoke at Community Praise Church for Black History Month celebration
Annual report highlights behavioral health access, youth engagement, and multilingual outreach
Late-night host and his wife receive seminary's highest honor at New York City service
Valentine's Day, George Washington and a long weekend
Donations of canned food, dry goods and winter clothing will benefit ALIVE! Food Bank, Christ House and Carpenter's Shelter
Nearly 60 units to march through Old Town; city working to clear snow along parade route
The free one-day event features five historians and biographers exploring America from the Revolution to the Jazz Age.
ACT for Alexandria pilot program has helped more than 250 residents, including 115 children, navigate financial emergencies
More than 20 Old Town boutiques offering discounts of 60-80% off through the holiday weekend
Pat Malone, who lives with a rare neurological condition, marks the exact minute he awoke from life-saving surgery by standing for 24 hours at Pork Barrel BBQ
City leaders preview tall ships festival, parade and new exhibits honoring the nation's semiquincentennial