CAC raises $146k to combat child abuse.
Music, community spirit, and a shared commitment to protecting children filled the Oswald Durant Center Feb. 21 as the Center for Alexandria’s …
NPS Denies City’s Pump Station Plan
The National Park Service has formally denied the City of Alexandria’s request to construct a flood mitigation pump station in Waterfront Park,…
CELEBRATING BLACK AUTHORS
CELEBRATING BLACK AUTHORS - Deacon Tim Tilghman, second from right, poses with authors CoCo Labo, Valarie Johnson, Elena Neely and Melanie Glynn as p…
Front Page News Stands the Test of Time
When my grandmother passed away in the mid 1980’s, I was tasked with my nearby relatives to clean out the house and prepare it for selling, a j…
Partnership Advances Health for Seniors
Feel the Heritage Celebrates 100 Years of Black History
St. Peter’s Reaches Out with Drive Thru Ashes
Arrest in Hit-and-Run; Pedestrian in Critical Condition
Ribbon Cut for Innovation Station North Neighborhood Access Project
Sully District’s First Supervisor Dies at 69
Past and Present Supervisors Remember Frey
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Politics
- Important County Board Meeting Emphasizes Support for Our Diverse County
- Hashmi, Jones Join Spanberger for November
- Democratic Candidates Vie in Primary
- Real-Estate Tax Hike; Meals Tax Is Stable
- Difficult Budget Adoption Raises Serious Questions
Sports
- Local Ice Skating Marvel Honors Friend
- West Springfield Spartans Advance to Region 6C Championship
- West Springfield Football Beats West Potomac
- West Springfield Football Team Goes on to Playoffs to Highlight Victorious Season
- Fairfax City Council Calls Timeout on Trails
Opinion
- Feel the Heritage Celebrates 100 Years of Black History
- Not Ordinary Times
- No Kings II Sees More Join in Protest
- My Summer as Your Delegate
- Opinion — Deeply Disturbing
Education
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NPS Denies City’s Pump Station Plan
Waterfront Park to remain public park.
Waterfront Park to remain public park.
Potomac River Sewage Contamination Declining
Concern about pathogens in the Potomac River remain, but it is now safe for recreation, says DC Water.
River
