The Freedom House Museum at 1315 Duke St. invites you to view a new traveling exhibition, “Monday Robinson: A Life of Thorns ...

In early 1941, Wesmond Building and Investment Company broke ground on a 320-home residential development, north of East Glebe Road and bounded on the east by Jefferson Davis Highway, visible on the ...

By Hannah Shiblaq | hshiblaq@alextimes.com Despite the fact that many Alexandria residents may think the skeletons and ...

By Mark Edelman As the holiday season arrives full of cool days and nights around the fireplace, it’s time once again to join ...

Known as both the Patton-Fowle House and the Fowle-Pickens House, the large home at 711 Prince St., seen in this mid-20thcentury photo, dates back to the early 1800s.

Established in 1823, the Virginia Theological Seminary acquired a sizable amount of its current property off Quaker Lane four years later.

By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com An ambitious plan to reshape land use and increase housing along the city’s Duke Street corridor has prompted concerns from existing residents and City Council ...

By Matthew Barakat | mbarakat@alextimes.com A fractional street address number in the city’s Beverley Hills neighborhood has sown division among its residents. A family there says its 3600 ½ street ...

By Thompson Eskew As the promise of long nights and cooler weather creeps around the corner, the Little Theatre of Alexandria ...

Alexandria Times readers submitted photos of Halloween decor – and costumes – across the city. From skeleton pirates to dog ...

By Jim McGrath | jmcgrath@alextimes.com “You should race Noah Lyles.” The brazen comment, delivered by one of the members of George Washington Middle School’s Girls on the Run group, was directed ...