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Parents with young kids can soon get a break. Mulberry Lane Play Café , a new daycare/ cafe/coworking office will officially open its doors in Del Ray on Saturday, Nov. 16.
By: James Cullum
Alexandria City Council Member Sarah Bagley won the most votes in Tuesday's election, making her the presumptive vice mayor-elect.
The most festively decorated pop-up bar in Alexandria is returning this month. It's the third year in a row that "Joy on the Avenue" will open for the holidays at 2312 Mount Vernon Avenue in Del Ray. The pop-up rotates themes seasonally, and just shut down after Halloween. Owner Bill Blackburn of the Homegrown Restaurant
Like a scene from Cobra Kai, local martial artists are getting it on. On Saturday (Nov. 9), fighters from a number of local martial arts gyms participated in an informal smoker's kickboxing tournament at Atlas Muay Thai (6301A Richmond Highway). More than 100 people crowded into the small gym to witness a dozen unofficial fights.
“That was fun,” a Patrick Henry seventh grader said this afternoon (Nov. 12) after virtually installing solar panels on the roof of a building.
The holiday shopping season is right around the corner in Alexandria. On Friday, Nov. 29, more than 50 retailers are participating in the 15th annual Plaid Friday. Alexandria's alternative to Black Friday asks shoppers to shop at local boutiques for big deals. Plaid Friday originated in Oakland, California. Alexandria's Danielle Romanetti, the owner of fibre
Thousands of runners, walkers and their dogs are expected to participate in the 49th annual Turkey Trot in Del Ray on Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 28.
Despite mixed community reaction, Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Melanie Kay-Wyatt included the conversion of Jefferson-Houston PreK-8 IB School into a middle school and Patrick Henry K-8 School into an elementary school in her proposed 10-year Capital Improvement Program budget. The proposed $341 million 10-year CIP includes funding for textbooks, school modernization and other
By: James Cullum
A 49-year-old Alexandria woman and her 40-year-old boyfriend are being held without bond after she allegedly encouraged him to pay for sex with her juvenile daughter.
There's less than two weeks left to weigh in on a survey of the four conceptual designs for the renovation of Market Square in front of Alexandria's City Hall (301 King Street). The survey deadline is midnight on Nov. 25. City staff started the public engagement process during the summer for the renovation project. A
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