Alison Virginia O’Connell is hoping to bring an Independent leftist voice to Alexandria City Council with a focus on ...

By Kathryn Ziemer, Ph.D. You may not realize it, but each day you’re fighting a war. In fact, you’re probably fighting one ...

Sandy Marks never expected to run for political office, but the long-time Alexandria resident is ready to serve on City Council.

The Alexandria School Board is on the hunt for a new superintendent following the resignation of Melanie Kay-Wyatt, Ed.D. on March 26.

The Times is presenting candidate profiles for all three City Council candidates for the upcoming April 21 special election.

Fannon won a seat to Council in 2009 as a Republican, serving until 2012. If reelected, he would be the first non-Democrat ...

Easter, with its roving date in the calendar year, has always held a special place in the history of Alexandria. Given its many houses of worship, that’s not a surprise. A look back at centuries-old ...

City Council unanimously signaled support for a non-pump station solution to waterfront flooding on Tuesday, reversing course ...

The Little Theatre of Alexandria’s latest production holds up a mirror to our not-so-distant past to ask: How far have we truly come?

The City of Alexandria is grappling with a nearly eight-figure bill for its response to this winter’s historic snowstorm.

While two local squads enjoyed significant success during the 2025-2026 season, expectations will rise noticeably for all four Port City teams next year.