Life’s worries seem to fade as our self-esteem gets a boost as we inch a bit closer to achieving a particular physical ...

OSHA has opened an investigation into the safety conditions of the City of Alexandria’s Department of Recreation, Parks & ...

On Saturday, the George Washington Middle School gymnasium was not packed with preteens; rather, it was lively with thousands ...

Alexandria’s City Council unanimously adopted the fiscal year 2026 operating budget of $956.5 million in a meeting on April ...

Retired Judge Thomas Padrick Jr. quashed the subpoena Alexandria had issued to resident Barbara Beach in the Zoning for ...

Episcopal High School started light pole construction on May 8, prior to a City Council decision on the school’s special use ...

For many people who’ve settled in Alexandria, the location of their home in relation to an elementary school is a top ...

By Bill Rossello For decades, residents of Washington, D.C. have bemoaned their lack of representation in Congress – no ...

Ariane Whittemore and Jack Carpenter met in front of a Washington, D.C. fitness center after Ariane, nicknamed “Mink” in the ...

This week we honor the lost life of Joseph McCoy, who was lynched on April 23, 1897. This article ran on May 1, 1897, in the ...

We can thank the American women who steward, deliver, process and transport our mail – and for putting their stamp on our ...

By Pamela Austin Celebrated every May, Older Americans Month is led by the Administration for Community Living. Established ...