Alexandria Journalism Project More than 14,000 different types of potentially hazardous chemicals known as PFAS have been ...

By Hannah Shiblaq | [email protected] Jharett Bryantt, Ed.D., was appointed as the new superintendent of Alexandria City ...

By Sydney Kodama | [email protected] While Potomac Yard is in dire need of additional office space, the city’s overall ...

By Hannah Shiblaq | [email protected] Alexandria Redevelopment and Housing Authority tenants gathered at Mark Center on ...

By Jim McGrath | [email protected] The boys and girls cross-country teams of Alexandria City High School ran through the ...

By Jim McGrath | [email protected] The Episcopal High School and Alexandria City High School football teams kept their ...

By Sydney Kodama | [email protected] Witney Schneidman’s new book starts out with a simple anecdote: him chatting with ...

When people hear about solo aging, many picture someone with no spouse or children. The reality is much broader. Your ...

By Dora Conteh Mansaray Osteoporosis is a common condition among older adults that causes bones to become weak, fragile and ...

The people are arming and training in every place. They are all liberty mad.” -Journal of Nicholas Cresswell, Feb. 18, 1775 ...

By Bill Rossello Those patient enough to read through the nearly 250 pages of the draft Duke Street Land Use Plan may be reminded of the once popular game SimCity, where players had fun building an ...

In 2015, The Office of Historic Alexandria received a grant from the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities for a project ...