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Resources for Seniors, Family Members and Caregivers

Senior Services of Alexandria

Alexandria’s seniors can benefit from a vast array of services and programs available through local non-profits and city programs, but it may be challenging to know where to start. The good news is that there are a variety of ways to get information about what is available to seniors living in the City of Alexandria:

Selected for MADD Summit

Centreville student recognized for efforts against drunk driving.

Centreville High School junior Melissa Stegner is one of 10 students who were chosen to be part of Mothers Against Drunk Driving’s first Power of You(th) National Teen Influencer Group.

Hawaii Spirit at Lake Anne Plaza

Fifth annual Ukulele Festival held Saturday.

Lake Anne’s fifth annual Ukulele Festival brought out music lovers from all over the D.C.-metro area to the plaza to listen to live music, learn to play a Beatles tune or two and pick up a ukulele for those feeling inspired.

“Flourishing After 55” in Arlington

“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington Office of Senior Adult Programs for Jan. 22-28.

“Flourishing After 55” from Arlington Office of Senior Adult Programs for Jan. 22-28.

Inspiring Movement: Physically Active Classrooms Equal Success

Get Moving: Making the Most out of Recess

Opinion: Editorial: ‘When Is Passover Supposed to Be?’

Mount Vernon Letter: Property Taxes Shouldn’t Pay All

Letter to the Editor

By now, you’ve no doubt heard about the meals tax referendum Fairfax County voters will face this November.

Mount Vernon Government Center Goes Native

Learning landscaping.

Get Moving: Promoting Safe Routes to School for Student Health

Expressing Emotions with Different Styles of Dance in Arlington

Signature presents “Billy Elliot The Musical.”

Letter to the Editor: Exceptional Candidate

Opinion: Independent Progressive: Governor Northam and the Yearbook Controversy

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‘Dates Matter’ for Herndon Pastor

Pastor Dorian Baker Accepts Proclamation “African American History Month February 2019” from Mayor and Herndon Town Council.

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People At Work: From Chemicals and Gauges to Watching over Children in Alexandria

Commentary: GOP Tax Scheme Hurts Homeowners

Runners Raise over $160,000

Mental health for Palestinian children is focus of Gaza 5K this year.

Redistricting: Wrong by Both Political Parties

How gerrymandering affects voting districts statewide and locally.

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Alexandria City Council Primary Despair

You threw your hands up in despair when it came to presenting the Alexandria city council primary results.

‘Despite Our Differences, We Are All Americans’

Wexton addresses women’s faith and service event.

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