Despite the rain, more than 200 people gathered on the lawn of the Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria on Saturday to enjoy SCAN’s inaugural Croquet Day.
On May 21, on the grounds of what might have been a 19th century slaughterhouse, Alexandria City Public Schools ceremoniously broke ground for the City’s new PreK-8 Jefferson Houston School.
John Muller started reading about Douglass in middle school, and has been fascinated by this historic figure ever since. A local historian, journalist, playwright and policy analyst
Attracting and Sustaining Pollinators. Learn about pollinators and their importance for a healthy environment. Fish and Wildlife Service Climate Change and Pollinator Conservation Coordinator Dolores
On Friday, May 17, T. C. Williams High School seniors wandered the halls and cafeteria holding cupcakes, and the College and Career Center was decorated in celebration.
The Great Falls Optimist Club recognized four sixth graders Wednesday, May 8 with their Helping Hands award, the first time the club has given out the awards to sixth graders whose efforts in school and in their communities
Having a few drinks at that summer barbecue? You may soon have to be even more careful before getting behind the wheel.
This week, the National Transportation Safety Board voted on a recommendation
Since 1982 when Alexandria began to try and regulate the City's taxicab industry, there have been enumerable public hearings, City council votes and citizen work groups so that every side of the many issues could be aired.