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Alexandria Times The Alexandria Times is a weekly newspaper founded in 2005. Don't worry Alexandria — we've got you covered.

The Alexandria Times newspaper provides our print and online readers with the most comprehensive and localized coverage possible in the City of Alexandria, with a political tint that being in the shadow of the nation's capital makes inevitable. Whether it's a shake-up at City Hall or a new milkshake at Dairy Godmother, our attention is focused on Alexandria, allowing us to bring you a unique mesh of city and community news that our fair and historic city on the Potomac deserves.

Check out our July 10 edition where we cover a local Camp Mystic story, the new Poet Laureate, the proposal for ACPS/DAS...
09/07/2025

Check out our July 10 edition where we cover a local Camp Mystic story, the new Poet Laureate, the proposal for ACPS/DASH integration, local funding cuts and more!

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Check out our July 3 edition where we cover the Alexandria Police Department's summer crime prevention program, the Aces...
02/07/2025

Check out our July 3 edition where we cover the Alexandria Police Department's summer crime prevention program, the Aces season so far, the recent Duke Street crash and more!

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"Too often, it’s been unclear to residents what problems they are trying to solve or what results they are aiming to ach...
26/06/2025

"Too often, it’s been unclear to residents what problems they are trying to solve or what results they are aiming to achieve with transportation projects."

Read more from Bill Rossello below.

Too often, it’s been unclear to residents what problems they are trying to solve or what results they are aiming to achieve with transportation projects.

Check out our June 26 edition where we cover the delayed agreement between ACPS and APD, Goodwin Living's expansion to S...
25/06/2025

Check out our June 26 edition where we cover the delayed agreement between ACPS and APD, Goodwin Living's expansion to Seminary Road, local impacts of tariffs and more!

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"Five years after adoption of the controversial 'road diet' along Seminary Road, Alexandria’s transportation planners se...
24/06/2025

"Five years after adoption of the controversial 'road diet' along Seminary Road, Alexandria’s transportation planners seemingly remain determined to make safety and traffic congestion worse, not better."

Read more from Frank Putzu below.

Five years after adoption of the controversial “road diet” along Seminary Road, planners remain determined to make safety and traffic congestion worse, not better.

City Council unanimously approved a development special use permit for a project to build on the former Robinson Termina...
24/06/2025

City Council unanimously approved a development special use permit for a project to build on the former Robinson Terminal North warehouse site at the June 14 public hearing.

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City Council unanimously approved a development special use permit for a project to build on the former Robinson Terminal North warehouse site.

The Alexandria Times wants to hear from YOU! Take our online survey at alextimes.com to help shape the future of local n...
23/06/2025

The Alexandria Times wants to hear from YOU! Take our online survey at alextimes.com to help shape the future of local news in Alexandria. Respond by July 31 for a chance to win a $100 Visa gift card.

We want to hear from you! The Alexandria Times is launching a community-wide survey to better understand what matters most to our readers and community.

The City of Alexandria’s lead arborist Phil Jubert resigned on June 13, two hours after a tense community meeting on tre...
23/06/2025

The City of Alexandria’s lead arborist Phil Jubert resigned on June 13, two hours after a tense community meeting on tree preservation amid plans to build a new George Mason Elementary School.

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The City of Alexandria’s lead arborist Phil Jubert resigned Friday after a tense community meeting on tree preservation.

During a time when social status meant everything, women of the 18th century literally made an indelible footprint on ea...
22/06/2025

During a time when social status meant everything, women of the 18th century literally made an indelible footprint on early American and global politics.

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During a time when social status meant everything, women of the 18th century literally made an indelible footprint on early American and global politics.

In the aftermath of the resignation of Alexander Duncan III, the ACHS Parent Teacher Student Association released a lett...
20/06/2025

In the aftermath of the resignation of Alexander Duncan III, the ACHS Parent Teacher Student Association released a letter Monday calling on the Alexandria City Public School Board to act.

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The ACHS Parent Teacher Student Association released a letter Monday calling on the Alexandria City Public School Board to act.

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The Alexandria Times was founded in 2005 to give city residents a new outlet to find out more about the community around them. The Times, locally owned and locally run, strives to bring you the best local coverage in government, education, crime, business and arts & entertainment. We’re committed to more than simply bringing the news to you in print, though – we offer daily news alerts, breaking news updates and constantly updated content on our website.

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