2024 Candidate Profile: Canek Aguirre seeks third Council term

By James Matheson | jmatheson@alextimes.com Canek Aguirre, the first Latino City Council member in the city’s history, is seeking his third term. He plans to...

Del Ray Citizens Association holds mayoral candidate forum

By Denise Dunbar | ddunbar@alextimes.com The three candidates running for mayor in the Alexandria Democratic Primary – Vice Mayor Amy Jackson, Councilor Alyia Gaskins and...

Honoring a father’s legacy: Transforming Tony’s Auto to senior living

By James Matheson | jmatheson@alextimes.com Tony’s Auto Service, built on the hard work of an Italian immigrant and the relationships he forged, is being transformed...

Onstage, Alexandria: April 2024

By Mark Edelman April showers may come your way, along with the tail end of those lovely cherry blossoms. In the meantime, these plays are...

Interstellar Influencer makes impact at Waterfront Park

By Caitlyn Meisner | cmeisner@alextimes.com A new public art piece was unveiled last month at Waterfront Park that highlights the region’s history from millions of...

City Creatives: Ashley Spencer shapes interiors with murals, colors and decors

By Wafir Salih | wsalih@alextimes.com Ashley Spencer, a muralist, entrepreneur and color specialist, has been transforming homes in Alexandria with her art for more than...

Bishop Ireton girls win first state hoops title

By Ryan Hopper Bishop Ireton girls’ basketball team won its first state championship in school history, prevailing 56-52 over rival St. Paul VI at Benedictine...

12U NoVA Ice Dogs go 17-0 in history-making season

By Caitlyn Meisner | cmeisner@alextimes.com “Something just clicked with this team,” is the tagline of this ragtag team of 10-, 11- and 12-year-olds that went...

Don Dinan, co-founder of Alexandria Aces, dies at 74

By James Matheson | jmatheson@alextimes.com Donald Dinan, cofounder of the Alexandria Aces and longtime figure in Washington, D.C. politics, died January 29. He was 74. A...

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EDITORIALS

Process matters in decisions

To the editor: When I first ran for City Council in 1979 I was pretty confident that I understood most of the major issues...

Missed opportunity requires soul searching

To the editor: As the Monumental Sports & Entertainment deal with Alexandria has officially ended, it is time for our city to reflect on...

We support Council’s vote

To the editor: On March 12, at its legislative meeting, City Council joined more than 130 localities across the United States to adopt a...

I support No Kid Hungry

To the editor: As a longtime volunteer in Alexandria City Public Schools, I second Sarah Steely of No Kid Hungry Virginia who complemented ACPS...

Euille story illuminates need for ethics reform

To the editor: Thank you for publishing “A statement from Bill Euille” relating to your February 15 article, “Former Mayor Euille was focus of...

My first Spring2ACTion

By Vannice Evans This year marks my first Spring2ACTion, and I couldn’t be more thrilled to be part of this incredible initiative. As a new...

Giving back to the community we love

By Brandi Yee The spirit of generosity is getting ready to shine with Spring2ACTion, Alexandria’s Giving Day quickly approaching on April 24. Spring2ACTion, hosted by...

Filling in the Blanks with Melanie Kay-Wyatt: Volunteering: A feel-good experience

By Melanie Kay-Wyatt, Ed.D There’s no greater gift than that of our time, talents and resources. We are reminded of that this month as Alexandria...

About Alexandria with Mark Eaton: Ted and Glenn, we hardly knew ye

By Mark Eaton The dramatic March 27 demise of the proposed sports and entertainment complex at Potomac Yard was a one-two information punch. The announcement...

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