By Scott Corzine The Federation of Alexandria Civic Associations applauds the city for restoring the five minutes of speaking time for individuals officially representing their civic or neighborhood ...

The Douglass Cemetery Association established Douglass Memorial Cemetery in 1895 as a segregated, nondenominational African ...

By Jim McGrath | jmcgrath@alextimes.com Just two months into his initial season as the head coach of the Episcopal High School girls fall tennis team after five years as assistant coach, Thomas ...

By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com A spreadsheet error led to DASH, the Alexandria Transit Company, overspending by ...

By Jim McGrath | jmcgrath@alextimes.com The top harriers from each of Alexandria’s four high schools will square off next ...

By Erin Shackelford Paws in the Park returns to Oronoco Bay Park in Old Town on Oct. 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is ...

By Kelly Loss Wedding trends often encompass decor and design, but this fall, wedding trends are focusing on memories and experiences for family, guests and the couple. Here are some of the newest ...

By Jim Nicolson Fall has a way of sneaking up on homeowners. One minute, summer is in full swing. The next, the holidays are approaching, and the dining room walls, damaged trim or outdated wallpaper ...

By Mary Ellen Rotondo Every September, my phone starts ringing with the same question: “Should we wait until spring?” This year, the honest answer is more complicated than usual, because the ground ...

Bartels Alexandria’s first technology business accelerator, called Accelerate ALX, has welcomed 10 local companies to an ...

By James Libresco | jlibresco@alextimes.com An ordinary office this was not. There were threats and thundering yells, intimidation and an assault charge, profuse profanity and an erosion of morale at ...

By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com City Council deferred voting on a resolution updating its rules of procedure for meetings in a 4-3 vote, requesting city staff clear up the resolution’s ...