Wednesday, October 31
Tuesday, October 30
Campaign Finance Confusion in Alexandria?
A large School Board campaign contribution disclosed three years late.
Monday, October 29
Friday, October 26
Tuesday, October 23
Herring Calls for Criminal Justice Reform at Summit
Virginians Organized for Interfaith Community Engagement gather.
Opinion: Commentary: Market Effects on Today’s Recycling
Residents asked to attend WasteSmart Open House.
Monday, October 22
How Healthy Is Alexandria?
A community survey assessing the healthiness of the Port City closes on Oct. 28.
‘Solving a Problem’ — Or ‘Punting’ in Alexandria?
City, public housing leaders continue grappling with Resolution 830 overhaul.
‘Short-Term Pain’ in Alexandria
City begins planning for next summer’s citywide Metro station shutdown.
Illuminating Case in Alexandria?
Controversy about lights illustrates dissatisfaction with public process.
Friday, October 19
Tuesday, October 16
City of Alexandria Elections: In the Race for Mayor and Council
Wilson unopposed for mayor; nine others compete for remaining six seats.
People At Work: Whatever You Want — And It Tastes Good Too in Alexandria
TC initiates new healthy Café+Teria lunch line.
Alexandria's MetroStage Presents ‘Rooms: a Rock Romance’
A rock and roll love story and the quest for stardom in the 1970s.
Monday, October 15
Wolf Trap Park Camp Out
Fifth and sixth graders learn camping skills and experience the great outdoors.
‘What Communities of Color Care About’ in Alexandria
School Board candidates on school safety, discipline, achievement gaps.
Wednesday, October 10
Tuesday, October 9
Monday, October 8
Living Legends: Sherry Wilson Brown: Vision and Action for the Arts
Volunteer efforts reached across the city.
25 Years of Selling Pumpkins in Alexandria from Navajo Reservation
Church donates proceeds to charities.
Virginia Updates School Report Cards
Following accreditation results, more details about public school performance.
Wednesday, October 3
Traveling in the Golden Years
Getting in shape before a trip can help prevent travel-related injuries.
Senate Election is Blast from the Past
Kaine and Stewart both played key roles in 2016; now they’re at the top of the ballot this year.
Elections rarely get do-overs. Winners make victory speeches, and losers slink away to become consultants. But this year’s election for U.S. Senate features two key players in the 2016 presidential election that upended American politics.
Tuesday, October 2
Editorial: Demand Increasing, But Not Resources
Suicide prevention efforts need more funds, volunteers.
Monday, October 1
T.C. Williams Defense Forces Six Turnovers in Loss to Patriot High School
Titans hoping to solidify quarterback position heading into bye.
Full ASTEAM Ahead in Alexandria
Nonprofit aims to excite youths about career fields leading to economic self-sufficiency.
Improved Grades in Alexandria
Under new state rating system, more ACPS schools to receive accreditation this year.