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People at Work in Arlington

Dream Chasers Catch Their Dream

Coffee place

Opinion: Supporting Key Values: Service, Peace, Sacrifice

60th Anniversary of the Peace Corps

Peace Corps

Opinion: Maintaining Our Democracy

Democracy


Free Halloween Lyft Rides

Halloween rides

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Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Violence Awareness

CAN the Bird 5K Nov. 25 in Kingstowne

Turkey Trot

Turkey Trot


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House Seat Shuffle

Former CIA branch chief J.D. Maddox to face Vice Mayor Elizabeth Bennett-Parker.

In Richmond, the 45th House District is known as a cursed seat because of its dizzying turnover. After the retirement of longtime Del. Marian Van Landingham (D-45) in 2006, the district has blazed through three delegates in rapid succession. Now the seat is open once again after the incumbent, former radio talk show host Mark Levine, lost the primary when his name appeared on the ballot twice because he was trying to simultaneously win reelection to the House while also snagging the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor.

And Chaos for Those Who Live on Lee Street

Lee Street


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‘We Need More Normalcy’

Fall events return in 2021.

Fall events

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The Great Pumpkin Patch

Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill sale benefits local charities.

Pumpkins

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Home, Sweet Home

City continues pandemic rebound.

Alexandria Newcomers


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‘It’s Good to be Back’

Art Festival returns to Carlyle.

Art Fest

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Contaminated Legacy

From slave plantation to industrial pollution, a hidden history of North Old Town.

The shuttered power plant dominating the landscape in North Old Town has layers of industrial pollution, a hidden history buried under the contaminated soil of the Potomac River Generating Station. Even before the coal-fired power plant was constructed in 1949, the property was home to the American Chlorophyll Company and Potomac River Clay Works. That means the long and complicated task known as "remediating" the property could mean removing everything from coal ash and mercury to industrial fertilizer and hazardous metals.


Offer to Buy River Farm Inches Up, But Declined by Seller

NOVA Parks is still part of the future at River Farm.

On Sunday evening, Sept. 26, the American Horticultural Society voted against an offer from NOVA Parks to purchase River Farm during a board meeting of the American Horticultural Society, but they are leaving it open for more offers.

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Art on the Avenue

300 artists, including budding art merchant Noura Barka, will be at this year’s Art on the Avenue.

Art on the Avenue


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Documentary Explores a Place Formerly Known as ‘The Pits.’

Documentarian is also a reporter for the Mount Vernon Gazette.

The Pits

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Come Celebrate, Curtain Going Up

Live, in-person show-time returns to Center for the Arts.

Live, in-person show-time returns to Center for the Arts.