Local news about Old Town Alexandria in City of Alexandria, from 2 publishers including Alexandria Living, Alexandria Now. 15 stories in the last 30 days; each links to its publisher.
“No turn on red” restrictions are coming to all traffic signals in greater Old Town after a vote by the Alexandria Traffic and Parking Board Monday (Oct. 26). On a […] Read more on ALXnow: ‘No turn on red’ restrictions approved for Old…
Dining al fresco on a rainy Saturday at the Old Town Farmers Market in Alexandria.
Kelly Goering, general manager of Hotel Chocolat U.S., talks about why the Mars-owned British chocolatier picked King Street, its Wall of Chocolate and gifts for this holiday season.
First residents can move into the Montgomery Street building in mid-December. It comes with a rooftop pool, 7,000 square feet of co-working space and will include For Five Cafe and Grazie Nonna downstairs.
Carr Properties has taken over the redevelopment plans for the Montgomery Center in Old Town North as construction plans move forward. The developer announced it acquired 300 Montgomery Street from […] Read more on ALXnow: Developer seeks…
The ability to turn right on a red light could be eliminated entirely in Old Town. The Alexandria Traffic and Parking Board will vote Monday (Oct. 26) on whether to […] Read more on ALXnow: ‘No turn on red’ restrictions proposed for Old…
A rooftop pool and sweeping Potomac River views, coming to the waterfront by 2030.
Stopping by Royal Restaurant in Alexandria's Old Town North.
Business executive and author will hold a Q&A and book signing Saturday evening at the women's clothing boutique on Prince Street.
A literary-themed Old Town dining room, a Del Ray pizzeria and two neighborhood favorites in the Alexandria part of Fairfax County earned spots on the annual ranking.
John Adam Wasowicz will donate half of the evening's book sales from his new Old Town mystery, "Patriots Circle," to the Friends of the Mount Vernon Trail
The whisky-tasting fundraiser returns Friday, Dec. 4, kicking off Scottish Christmas Walk Weekend.
The luxury British brand, known for its 100-flavor “Wall of Chocolate,” is owned by the family company behind M&M's and Snickers, headquartered just up the road in McLean.
Twosome Place opens Saturday at 404 King Street, bringing its first American café from Seoul to Old Town.
The Study at Morrison House turns its bar into a hidden library Tuesday, Nov. 10, through Saturday, Nov. 14, with part of every ticket going to Virginia librarians.
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