Alexandria News

Onstage, Alexandria: April 2026

By Mark Edelman Spring is upon us in all its color and warmth. Great to be outside, I know – but let’s not forget all of the sparkling theater to…

City Creatives Spring 2026 Profiles

Click below for our featured creatives in the April 2026 edition of our “City Creatives” special section. Alison Sigethy, glasswork artist Todd Key, photographer Luis Navas-Reyes, printmaker Barbara Januszkiewicz, painter…

Douglas MacArthur kids do math for fun

By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com Alexandria City Public Schools parent Jeremy Miller said he’s seen kids practice math on the weekend with his own eyes. “Part of that [attendance] is having…

Our students deserve more

To the editor: As the Alexandria Times reports on Alexandria city and school budgets, and as the School Board considers its Memorandum of Understanding with the Alexandria Police Department, our…

April 2026

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There is a better way

To the editor: Bill Rossello’s Oct. 15, 2025, column entitled “There has to be another way” provided compelling evidence for why the city needs to find a better way ahead…

Commentary: An editor’s farewell

By Caitlyn Meisner | cmeisner@alextimes.com Goodbyes are difficult. Closing a chapter in one’s life is difficult. I think this goodbye is tougher than anticipated because I never envisioned an “end…

Snowstorm cost approaches $10 million

By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com The City of Alexandria is grappling with a nearly eight-figure bill for its response to this winter’s historic snowstorm. The bill, currently tallied at $9.7…

Recap: 2025-2026 boys high school hoops season

By Jim McGrath | jfmcgrath65@gmail.com This coming off-season should be pivotal for many area high school boys basketball teams. While two local squads enjoyed significant success during the 2025-2026 season,…

Vaccines ensure pet, community health

By Erin Shackelford March was designated as National Pet Vaccination Month, but keeping our pets up to date on vaccines should be our goal all year long. Not only is…

2026 Candidate Profile: Frank Fannon runs for Council

By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com Lifelong Alexandrian Frank Fannon is hoping to return to City Council after more than a decade away, with a focus on reconnecting Alexandria’s leaders with…

2026 Candidate Profile: Sandy Marks runs for Council

By Caitlyn Meisner | cmeisner@alextimes.com Sandy Marks never expected to run for political office, but the long-time Alexandria resident is ready to serve on City Council and if elected will…