Kevin Dauray is a journalist for The Zebra Press, focusing on local news in Alexandria, Virginia. With a passion for community journalism, Kevin covers a wide range of topics including local events, government initiatives, human interest stories, and business developments.
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Kevin Dauray's coverage revolves around local news, community events, government, education, human resources & employment, business & industry in Alexandria and its surrounding areas. If you want to reach out to him effectively consider pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives focused on the improvement of the community. Additionally, if you have insights into local government policies or educational developments relevant to Alexandria and its neighboring regions it could be of interest to him.
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By: Kevin Dauray
The new scoreboard at Kelley Cares Field (Photo courtesy Mac Slover)
ARLINGTON, VA-If you use public transportation to get to work or school, you may encounter some difficulty this morning. Arlington Transit workers, represented by ATU Local 689, will hold practice pickets outside Arlington Transit facilities. The pickets are a result of slow contract talks between the Union and Transdev.
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Noah Lyles is coming back to Alexandria. The Olympic champion will be welcomed home Sunday, Sept. 22. Everyone is invited to a celebration hosted by the City of Alexandria.
By: Kevin Dauray
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Noah Lyles is coming back to Alexandria. The Olympic champion will be welcomed home Sunday, Sept. 22. Everyone is invited to a celebration hosted by the City of Alexandria.
By: Kevin Dauray
ALEXANDRIA, VA-A new Waterfront art project is in the works, and early designs have a familiar theme: flooding. “Break Water” by Nekisha Durrett will be the seventh installation at Waterfront Park. It will be on view from March to November 2025. ALX Now first reported the news.
Proposed signage at Inova at Landmark (via City of Alexandria)
By: Kevin Dauray
ALEXANDRIA, VA-The Alexandria Historical Society (AHS) promotes an interest in America’s history, specifically Alexandria and DMV history. The organization is currently offering Golden Grants to recognize their 50th anniversary. These grants are available to individuals/groups that further our understanding of this area’s history.
By: Kevin Dauray
ALEXANDRIA, VA-“Condé Nast Traveler” readers have once more selcted Alexandria for third place on the magazine’s Top 10 Small Cities list. The city retains the title for a third straight year, falling behind only Santa Fe, NM and Charleston, SC. Visit Alexandria’s announcement reports that 575,000 people voted.
WASHINGTON, DC-The last time the Nats (71-91) finished with a winning season was four years ago. With a win over Philadelphia (95-67) last Saturday, they
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Tarrick McGuire is the new chief of police in Alexandria. An Alexandria eNews bulletin announced the news this morning (Oct. 9). He assumes the role on Nov. 25, succeeding former chief Don Hayes, who stepped down earlier this year.
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