Thursday, August 31
Pipeline Playwrights in Page-to-Stage Festival
Four Alexandria playwrights will have plays presented at The Kennedy Center on Sept. 4.
Pipeline Playwrights
What’s Ahead For Alexandria
Council lays out legislative priorities for the fall.
Alexandria City Council Plans
Dance instructor, choreographer Grace Machanic dies at 81.
Dance instructor, choreographer Grace Machanic dies at 81.
Wednesday, August 30
Northam Outlines Educational Priorities
Fairfax Education Association provides the forum for candidate Northam’s vision for public education in Virginia.
Northern Virginia Senior Olympics Celebrates 35th Year
Participants can compete in 70 different events.
September Is Suicide Prevention Month
Area agencies, organizations and citizens engage to raise awareness and prevent deaths.
Learning to Face Opioid Overdose Crisis
Chris Atwood Foundation hosts training on opioid overdose reversal.
Tuesday, August 29
Monday, August 28
Thursday, August 24
Opinion: Dedicated To Community: Tim Elliot
Former School Board chair championed Scholarship Fund of Alexandria.
Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Why Does Old Town Look Like This?
The following open letter is addressed to Mayor Silberberg, members of City Council, City Manager Mark Jinks.
Build Your Business with the Power of Trend: Masonite reveals the latest trends through whole home solutions
Build Your Business with the Power of Trend Masonite reveals the latest trends through whole home solutions by leveraging the home’s greatest visual impact. Come learn how to use trend to grow your business.
Wednesday, August 23
Editorial Opinion: Expand Medicaid Now
It’s too late to get back the $10 billion Virginia turned down, but not too late to gain coverage for 400,000 and boost the economy.
Joint city-schools capital planning task force tours proposed public school project sites.
School Task Force tour
Russian Grand Ballet’s Swan Lake - first time in Alexandria for one night only!
Sponsored
Russian Grand Ballet’s Swan Lake - first time in Alexandria for one night only! October 5, 7:30pm – Rachel M.Schlesinger Concert Hall
Crime Report
Crime Report
Driver Robbed at Gunpoint
Driver Robbed at Gunpoint
Arrest Follows Robbery Attempt
Arrest Follows Robbery Attempt
Tuesday, August 22
Alexandria Entertainment Calendar Through Sept. 15
Alexandria Entertainment Calendar Through Sept. 15
Monday, August 21
Alexandria’s MetroStage Presents ‘Wizard of Hip’
Comic journey of Afro Jo, an “everyman,” as he travels to adulthood.
Friday, August 18
Alexandria Home Sales: July, 2017
In July, 2017, 255 Alexandria homes sold between $2,963,262-$97,000.
Alexandria Home Sales: July, 2017
Thursday, August 17
Seeing for Themselves in Alexandria
Joint city-schools capital planning task force tours proposed city project sites.
100 Years of Scouting Experience in Alexandria
Ambassador Girl Scout Troop members graduate from T.C. Williams
Mass for First Responders
Honoring those who “put their lives on the line.”
Honoring those who “put their lives on the line.”
Violence in Charlottesville reignites questions about Alexandria’s Confederate icons.
Questions about Alexandria’s Confederate icons.
Four Menus to Try for Restaurant Week
Restaurant Week
Wednesday, August 16
Back to School Community Day Aug. 23
Haircuts, backpacks at Gum Springs Community Center.
Community Day Gum Springs
Tuesday, August 15
Opinion: On Events in Charlottesville
What some representatives had to say about hate, bigotry and the deaths and damage that resulted.
Monday, August 14
Thursday, August 10
Notes from the Producer: Playwright Performs His Work
“Wizard of Hip (or When in Doubt Slam Dunk)” at MetroStage.
Science and Magic Converge at Apothecary Museum
Harry Potter recently received more of a birthday celebration in Alexandria than he ever did in the Wizarding World.
History Beyond the Dominant Historical Figures
Centennial of the Everyday: Humanizing the voiceless.
Wednesday, August 9
Alexandria Entertainment Calendar through August 20
Alexandria Entertainment Calendar through August 20
Tuesday, August 8
Monday, August 7
People At Work: Lessons for Success from a Red-Dirt Road
Memoir chronicles humorous lessons learned step by step.
Chamber Celebrates Tomorrow’s Alexandria
40 Under 40 feted by titans of industry at United Way headquarters in Old Town.
Friday, August 4
Thursday, August 3
Cut Loose with the Bacon Brothers
The Police Chief, the Mayor, and Kevin Bacon walk into a bar ...
Bacon Brothers make an Appearance in Old Town
National Night Out in Alexandria
Bringing police and residents together.
Bringing police and residents together in Alexandria
National Night Out in Mount Vernon
Bringing police and residents together.
National Night Out in Mount Vernon
County Purchases Quander Property
For stream restoration and green space.
County Purchases Quander Property
Advantages Of Mixed Use
Dot coms still a threat but optimism remains.
Dot coms still a threat to Retail but optimism remains.
Wednesday, August 2
First Responders Honored
First Responders Honored
Crime Report
Crime Report