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The Alexandria Harmonizers, Alexandria’s own internationally acclaimed a cappella performing group, will celebrate their 75th diamond anniversary with a special performance Sept. 9 at the Rachel M Schlesinger Concert Hall on the Alexandria campus of Northern Virginia Community College.

Going the Distance in Arlington

Arlingtonian Michael Wardian wins inaugural MCM 50K.

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Going the Distance in Arlington

Arlingtonian Michael Wardian wins inaugural MCM 50K.

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Going the Distance in Arlington

Arlingtonian Michael Wardian wins inaugural MCM 50K.

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‘Scars and Stripes’: Capt. Eugene “Red” McDaniel, Living Legend of Alexandria

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‘A Special Place’

Principle Gallery debuts new Torpedo Factory artists.

The Principle Gallery on King Street, in partnership with the Torpedo Factory Art Center, hosted an opening reception for an exhibit showcasing artwork by recently juried artists selected to be a part of Torpedo Factory Art Center...

SSA Gala Celebrates 56 Years in Alexandria

Collins, Wintermute and Elliotts honored for service.

Anniversary celebration

Obituary: Lionel Hope Dies

City’s first black vice mayor, WWII veteran dies at 92.

ASC to Honor Duncan, Sheridan

High school athletes to be awarded $50,000.

Prominent real estate executive Lee Duncan and retired Arlington County Circuit Court Judge Paul Sheridan will be honored at the 65th annual...

Living Legends of Alexandria

David Baker honored as 2023 Living Legend.

Living Legend

The New Normal in Alexandria

City adjusts in wake of COVID-19 mandates.

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Pawsitive Partners in Alexandria

ALX Dog Walk raises $40k for local initiatives.

Dog Walk

Alexandria: WWII Veteran Dies at 95

Bill McNamara survived Normandy invasion.

At 15 years old, Bill McNamara was determined to join the U.S. Cavalry. But when he walked into the local armory one Friday night, he was told he was too young. Not to be dissuaded, he walked around the block, stepped back inside and this time gave his age as 18 to the recruiter. The year was 1936 and McNamara had joined what would become America’s Greatest Generation, one of thousands who left for battlefields half a world away never knowing if they would ever see home again.

All You Need is Love in Alexandria

Couples share the secret of working together.

It takes a brave soul to go into business with your other half.

Victory Center in Alexandria Transformed for Vaccines

High-capacity Covid-19 vaccination site to open in Alexandria as the one-year mark in the pandemic passes

A large-scale vaccination center for Northern Virginia is slated to open by the end of March at the long-vacant Victory Center, with the ability to provide upwards of 6,000 doses per day of the Covid-19 vaccine.

COVID-19 Claims Life of Brian Miller

Alexandria cases reach 248, with 4 fatalities.

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Operation Warm

New coats help children in need.

Coat donations

‘The Definition of Hero’

Wreath laying remembers fallen Deputy Truesdale.

Wreath laying

Alexandria Civil Rights Pioneer Ferdinand Day Dies

The force behind the philosophy of “Every Student Counts.”

When Ferdinand Day was born in 1918, Virginia had just passed its first compulsory school attendance law for children ages 8-12. But with legalized segregation, funding for the education of African American students was sorely limited, with only four black public high schools in the entire state. It would take decades before one existed in Alexandria.

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Alexandria sprinter makes history at World Championships.

Alexandria Harmonizers celebrate 75 years.

Arlingtonian Michael Wardian wins inaugural MCM 50K.

Arlingtonian Michael Wardian wins inaugural MCM 50K.

Arlingtonian Michael Wardian wins inaugural MCM 50K.

Principle Gallery debuts new Torpedo Factory artists.

Collins, Wintermute and Elliotts honored for service.

City’s first black vice mayor, WWII veteran dies at 92.

High school athletes to be awarded $50,000.

David Baker honored as 2023 Living Legend.

City adjusts in wake of COVID-19 mandates.

ALX Dog Walk raises $40k for local initiatives.

Bill McNamara survived Normandy invasion.

Couples share the secret of working together.

High-capacity Covid-19 vaccination site to open in Alexandria as the one-year mark in the pandemic passes

Alexandria cases reach 248, with 4 fatalities.

New coats help children in need.

Wreath laying remembers fallen Deputy Truesdale.

The force behind the philosophy of “Every Student Counts.”