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Alexandria Fire Department staff are collecting Fill the Boot donations at select intersections for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
As Lee-Fendall House celebrates its 50th year as a museum, its speakeasy night recalls the house’s Prohibition era history.
Things to do the Aug. 4-6 weekend in NoVA, DC: Agricultural Fair, Jollof Festival, Peach Fuzztival, Open Air Flea Market and more.
Benjamin Thomas, 16, one of Alexandria's two documented lynching victims, will receive a historic marker.
An Archaeological Dig Day for families was hosted at Samuel Madden Homes, which will be transformed into a mixed-use development.
The Dunbar Alexandria Olympic Boys & Girls Club had some of the first kids to try hands-on STEM activities seeking to make science fun.
Things to do the July 28-30 weekend in NoVA, DC: Beats, Bites and Brews; Otakon, Taste of Ballston Quarter; and Adams Morgan food festival.
From developments to murals and a school, here are the award winners named by the Alexandria Beautification Commission.
With time to learn music limited during the school year, students from Alexandria schools could attend music camp to develop their skills.
The Board of Architectural Review must approve LED lighting to display real-time parking availability in Old Town parking garages.
Alexandria's Apothecary Museum will host tours about the science behind the Harry Potter wizarding world. The event often sells out.
The transformation of a former plant into a future mixed-use development earned praise from the American Planning Association in Virginia.
Things to do the July 14-16 weekend in NoVA, DC: Pickle and Grilled Cheese Festival, sunflower picking, Broccoli City Festival, Candytopia.
Two summer favorites are returning in August: Alexandria Restaurant Week and the Summer Sidewalk Sale.
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Support from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott and other donors will help the Campagna Center complete a renovation and expand programs.
Judy Guse-Noritake, who had an impact on the Braddock Metro neighborhood before she died, could get a park named in her honor this week.
A new dockside tour and sunset sails will be part of Tall Ship Providence's return at the new Senator John Warner Maritime Heritage Center.
The developer turning the former power plant into a mixed-use district is seeking feedback on what to include at the waterfront open space.
Miracle Gross, the Student Government Association president at Alexandria City High School, is being recognized as a star student.
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Tall Ship Providence will be open for tours again in Alexandria when its permanent home opens. It will be named for late Sen. John Warner.
The City of Alexandria is launching a food waste composting collection for a limited number of households.
Top VA news includes cap on units in Missing Middle Housing proposal, senior places in top science competition, and eagle babies hatch.
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The Samuel Madden redevelopment from 66 to 532 units, which is up for city review in February, would have an ALIVE food hub.
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Visit Alexandria, the organization promoting tourism in the city, provided an update on new businesses, developments and experiences.
A lottery ticket bought in Alexandria won a $100,000 jackpot using randomly-selected numbers.
This weekend brings a parade and other Lunar New Year events, ice skating, three restaurant weeks and more events in Northern VA and DC.
The southern route of the African American Waterfront Heritage Trail will be introduced in Alexandria following the northern route in 2021.
A star volleyball athlete at Alexandria City High School is being recognized for excellence in school, sports and organizing a fundraiser.
One major item on the Planning Commission agenda is the Samuel Madden proposal, which would replace the 66 units with 532 units.