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Volunteer Alexandria: Ready For Winter?

January 2, 2018

Local Pop Star Rorie Sings Her Way to the Big Time

January 2, 2018

Cappies Review: Successful ‘Tartuffe’ at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes

January 2, 2018

Park Service To Evaluate George Washington Memorial Parkway Traffic Safety

January 4, 2018

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Modern Day Divisiveness

January 2, 2018

‘Academic Optimism and High Expectations’

Schools to overhaul special education programming.

History: The Other Alexandria: The Three Burke Brothers Who Served Their Country

Steady Stream of Rain and Voters in Alexandria

All Politics Local(ish) in Alexandria

A look at Alexandria’s local races in a mid-term year.

‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes

Appetite: 4 Top Spots for a Plant-Based Meal

NOVA Relief Center Launches Refugee Blanket and Coat Drive

Woodlawn Stables Site Eyed for Partial Development

Plans are in the works to preserve while highlighting the area for adaptive reuse.

Stable Site Eyed for Reuse

Democrats Seize Control of Northern Virginia

Region once had its own brand of Republicanism; now that seems almost extinct.

The loss of two-term incumbent U.S. Rep. Barbara Comstock (D-10) means Republicans are down to one lone elected official in Northern Virginia, Del. Tim Hugo (R-40). The blue wave that started last year unseating Republicans like Del. Jim LeMunyon (R-67) and Del. Bob Marshall (R-13) continued this year, when state Sen. Jennifer Wexton (D-10) was able to flip a seat that had been in Republican hands since a young military lawyer named Frank Wolf beat incumbent Democrat Joe Fisher back in 1980.