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'Of Course That’s What You’d Say:' How One Old Town Retiree Got Stronger at 55 Than He Was at 35
Robert came to Revolutionary Fitness with a bad knee, a sore back, and a lot of doubt. Three years later, he’s not worried about getting older. He’s looking forward to it.
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Election Day Is Tuesday: Virginia’s Closest House Races, What’s on Your Ballot and How to Vote in Alexandria
Polls are open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. Here’s what Alexandria and Fairfax County voters will see, and the statewide races getting national attention.
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Pork Barrel BBQ Turns 15: Bill Blackburn on Lessons From ‘Mango Mike,’ a New Generation and What’s Next
As the Del Ray barbecue spot marks 15 years, its co-owner talks pop-ups, a Tequila & Taco expansion and how the locally owned restaurant group has rolled with the punches.
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New Barnes & Noble Opens Wednesday in Alexandria’s West End With Ribbon Cutting, Author Signings
Barnes & Noble’s usual mascot is a teddy bear, but the Foxchase store has its own: Chase the Fox, who’s already got his employee badge.
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New Barnes & Noble Opens Wednesday in Alexandria’s West End With Ribbon Cutting, Author Signings
Barnes & Noble’s usual mascot is a teddy bear, but the Foxchase store has its own: Chase the Fox, who’s already got his employee badge.
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Cana Café Aims for December Opening at Alexandria Waterfront, Former Starbucks Location
A new café with a biblical name is moving into the 18th-century waterfront warehouse that Starbucks left last year.
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Chamber ALX Names 2026 Best in Business Winners, From Hypergoat Coffee to Continues Arcade
Meet the eight Alexandria businesses and leaders who took home top honors at the Chamber ALX’s 2026 Best in Business Awards.
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Little Theatre of Alexandria’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ Tickets on Sale Nov. 4
Scrooge, the Cratchits and three famously persistent ghosts are headed back to Old Town.
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Flu Season Showed Up Early. Here’s How to Stay a Step Ahead
An Inova doctor on what he’s seeing, when to get your shot and when to call the doctor.
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The Power of a Trusted Referral
One of the benefits of working with an experienced real estate team is having access to a network of trusted professionals long after the transaction is complete.
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A Table Down the Street: Farmers Market as Diner
Dining al fresco on a rainy Saturday at the Old Town Farmers Market in Alexandria.
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Let the Holidays Begin: Red Barn Mercantile Opens the Season with 18th Annual Holiday Unveiling
The holidays are almost here, and Alexandria’s favorite way to start the season is back.
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Inside Hotel Chocolat’s Old Town Store: Q&A With Brand’s U.S. General Manager
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.
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Margot, a New 237-Unit Apartment Building in Old Town, Opens for Pre-Leasing
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.
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Visit Alexandria Names Barry Draper Vice President of Membership and Visitor Experience
The St. Louis tourism veteran will work to connect local small businesses with Alexandria’s $1 billion-plus tourism economy.
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Mid-Century Magic Under the Trees in Hollin Hills
A one-level mid-century modern gem in historic Hollin Hills, with walls of glass, lush gardens and a hot-tub sunroom, is on the market for $900,000.
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'Remember the Ladies': In Alexandria, Authors Make the Case for America’s First Ladies
At TWIG event at the Lyceum, authors of “Remember the First Ladies” explore how presidents’ wives shaped American history, from Dolley Madison’s political savvy to Edith Wilson’s “petticoat government.”
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Plan for a National Maritime Museum on Alexandria's Waterfront Would Give Tall Ship Providence a New Home Port
A young foundation wants to reopen the ship and turn 1 Prince Street into a museum telling "the story of America and the sea."
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Carr Properties to Build 373 Apartments at 300 Montgomery Street in Old Town
A rooftop pool and sweeping Potomac River views, coming to the waterfront by 2030.
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A Table Down the Street: The Royal We
Stopping by Royal Restaurant in Alexandria's Old Town North.