The 26th annual Art on the Avenue festival will be held virtually this year, featuring more than 150 artists, virtual experiences and more.
As Virginia approaches the 5 percent rate recommended to allow further reopening, Governor Northam and his wife have tested positive.
This snack-loving turtle is part of the shelter's "100 Day Stay Club" and is looking for a new home.
Visit Alexandria's virtual meeting focused on impacts of the pandemic and responses from businesses and other parts of the city.
City officials are looking into accelerating flooding mitigation projects after 3 major flash flooding incidents within 14 months.
Here’s information on registering to vote in Virginia and DC, along with important election 2020 deadlines.
An advisory board of company leaders will provide guidance for the new campus, which welcomed its inaugural class for remote classes.
The Virginia Department of Health estimated presence of COVID-19 antibodies in adults through a summer study.
Nonprofit child care providers will be eligible to apply in the second round, as well as more small business types.
The Virginia Department of Health attributed 96 new coronavirus deaths to a data backlog.
Alexandria resident and Bonaventure attorney Jeremy Moss is publishing his first book on Tuesday. He discusses that and more with Patch.
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With the flash flooding event of July 23 fresh in the mind of residents, more severe flooding hit Alexandria on Thursday.
October 2 - 31, 2020
As rain lingers in the region, some areas west of DC are under a flash flood watch or warning.
If you're feeling stressed, Luna's purrs and cuddles will make you feel at ease.
ProPublica’s Electionland tip lines are open to take information about problems that prevent people in Alexandria from voting.
Semifinalists will be considered for National Merit Scholarships announced in 2021.
At Tuesday's meeting, City Council will also receive a draft ordinance for a community policing review board.
The 2020 Fall Foliage Prediction Map is out so you can plan trips to see autumn in all its splendor in Virginia and other U.S. states.
City Council is considering an expansion of the state's face mask requirement to places where physical distancing isn't possible.
Newly-formed "Wellness District" spotlights holistic health and wellness.
AWLA has provided assistance to pet owners through its Pet Pantry. New grant funding will be geared toward urgent veterinarian concerns.
The last socially-distant First Thursday of 2020 will benefit the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria.
The University of Virginia's researchers also made projections for virus transmission when schools reopen.
September 1 – November 1, 2020
Top VA, DC news includes backlash over diverse book remarks, "America's Got Talent" local contestants, and man accused of spying for Russia.
With Alexandria City Public Schools starting the school year virtually, child care and after-school programs are being offered.
The changes would ease the process of approval for small businesses seeking approval for certain uses.
Wednesday is National Dog Day, and places like the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria have seen increased demand for adoptions.
As the unofficial end of summer approaches, here are the service changes to know for the Labor Day holiday.
We asked readers about voting in the November election. Over 2,500 readers shared their preferences.
Less than 100 new weekly cases were reported during numerous summer weeks, according to state data.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, more voting by mail is expected for the November election.
The northern region edged eastern Virginia for the most cases, but its positive rate of tests remains below the statewide average.
Barkhaus, whose co-owners hosted the Old Town Beer, Wine and Dog Festival in 2019, will offer food, drinks and an off-leash dog park.
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The eastern region's new case average has been declining since reaching a late July peak.
Sugar is a loving — and bossy — 6-year-old lab who loves to snuggle. Just nine months ago, she was found emaciated and chained to a tree.
Do you want to adopt a pet like Lucy? The Animal Welfare League of Alexandria offers virtual and in-person visits.