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Monumental First Step

Va. House passes bill to advance Potomac Yard entertainment complex; local opposition continues.

“Today’s vote is an important milestone in the efforts to bring a sports and entertainment district to Potomac Yard.” — Mayor Justin Wilson

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Honoring the Legacy

Civil Rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. honored.

MLK

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To the Rescue

“The work Willie does here on behalf of the fire department supports those in need in the community.” — Franconia District Supervisor Rodney Lusk

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Lighting Up Del Ray

DRBA tree lighting kicks off holiday events.

Hundreds turned out Dec. 3 for the lighting of the Del Ray Christmas Tree in Pat Miller Neighborhood Square.

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Tuck Everlasting

ACCT presents musical version of beloved children’s novel.

“You don’t need to live forever, you just need to live.” — A signature line in the ACCT musical ‘Tuck Everlasting’

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A Day of Service

Shiloh Baptist Church honors MLK legacy.

Volunteering on MLK Day

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Turkey Trot Set for Nov. 12

5k route open to all abilities.

“The Rotary Club of Tysons strives to make a positive difference in the Tysons area through the Rotary motto ‘Service Above Self.’” —

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ACHS to Host Mid-Atlantic Erg Sprints

Feb. 3 event is the largest indoor rowing championship.

Alexandria City High School will host more than 1,500 rowers Feb. 3 as the host site for the 2024 East Coast USRowing Indoor National Championship.

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’The GOAT’

Zissios heralded for 50-year career in education.

Principal retires

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Remembering the Fallen

Ivy Hill ceremony honors fire and EMS personnel.

Ivy Hill

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National Night Out in Alexandria

Annual event builds community connection with law enforcement.

NNO in Alexandria

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Essential Workers Appreciation

MVCS hosts 3rd annual event.

“It’s entertaining to visit the schools once a week.” — ASO Master Deputy Wakeatin Carter

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Honoring Social Workers

Honoring Social Workers

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‘Stop the Arena’

Rally held to oppose Potomac Yard sports complex.

Arena protest

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Let the Games Begin

Caps, Wizards heading to Potomac Yard in monumental move.

Potomac Yards

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Spooky Science

Mad Science Expo inspires STEAM learning.

Hundreds of future astronauts, scientists, mathematicians and engineers turned out Oct. 21 for the 8th annual Spooky Mad Science Expo, held for the first time at Armistead Boothe Park.

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Friendsgiving in Alexandria

Hundreds turn out for community dinner.

Friendsgiving

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African American Heritage Trail

Ribbon cutting officially opens South Route.

“This is another thoughtful way to engage everyone who comes to Alexandria.” — U.S. Rep. Don Beyer (D-8)

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‘In Darkness There Is Light’

Alexandria Police Department unveils Suicide Memorial.

“Make no mistake -- they are and will always be our brothers in blue.” — Retired Police Chief David Baker