Alexandria News

Power plant redevelopment will benefit everyone

To the editor: With respect to the article, “Planning Commission to vote on power plant redevelopment permits,” I strongly support the three-stage redevelopment plan for the former Potomac River Generating…

Out of the Attic: Sails on the Potomac, an America250 event

Alexandria’s America250 celebrations culminate in a celebration of America’s 250th birthday at the Alexandria waterfront. The event is an immersive and engaging weekend festival from Friday to Sunday, offering family…

Foodie: Pride cocktail

By Nikki Drake About this cocktail: I’d describe it as a delightfully fruit-forward, savagely herbaceous vodka sour with a killer body. The drink features a main spirit from a women-owned,…

Notice of Public Hearing – Paegr Properties LLC

NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED REISSUANCE OF REVENUE BONDS BY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA FOR THE BENEFIT OF PAEGR PROPERTIES LLC, AN AFFILIATE OF…

June 2026

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City dedicates memorial to plane crash victims

By Julia Gwin | jgwin@alextimes.com Almost a year and a half after the deadliest U.S. aviation disaster since 9/11, Alexandria dedicated a new memorial at Rivergate City Park on Monday,…

Upcoming sports games

ALEXANDRIA ACES HOME GAMES June 6 Opponent: Grays Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Frank Mann Field* June 7 Opponent: Braves Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Frank Mann Field* June 11 Opponent: Senators…

The financial conversations most families avoid

By Melissa Carriles Biggham In my experience working with families across Alexandria and throughout the country, the biggest financial risks aren’t always tied to the markets, interest rates or tax…

Keeping your animals cool this summer

By Erin Shackelford As temperatures climb, pets can be especially vulnerable to heat-related illnesses. A little extra care can help keep your furry family members safe all summer long. •…

Commentary: The priest was a spy

By Denise Dunbar | ddunbar@alextimes.com Back in the late 1980s and early 1990s, I worked in the Central Intelligence Agency’s Office of Leadership Analysis. Then housed in the Directorate of Intelligence…

City is negligent about hazardous tree

To the editor: A preventable public safety hazard is looming on the 400 block of South Royal Street, and the City of Alexandria has so far failed to address it.…

Teachers union members decry ‘undemocratic’ election

By James Libresco | jlibresco@alextimes.com Some members of Alexandria’s only teachers union are calling foul after a candidate for union president was disqualified the night before the election. The candidate,…