Alexandria Redevelopment and Housing Authority Interim CEO Roy Priest revealed the agency’s projected $54.5 million capital need over 20 years and asked for it to be included in the city’s budget, at an Oct. 29 joint work session with City Council. “The agency…
Alexandria’s transportation model is out of balance and likely to get worse. Why is it complicated? We are the most densely populated independent city in Virginia. Our strategy is to further densify. Urbanists seem to favor public transportation, bicycles and…
New data shows Louisiana’s poverty crisis, in which more than 1 in 6 residents are stuck at the lowest end of the nation’s income scale, haunted the state into 2025. Louisiana and Mississippi were statistically tied last year for the highest poverty rates…
A bipartisan group of senior Louisiana lawmakers have called for reform of the state’s justice of the peace courts after an investigation published by the Guardian revealed systemic due process issues that experts have labeled “blatantly unconstitutional”. One justice in…
Established in 1823, the Virginia Theological Seminary acquired a sizable amount of its current property off Quaker Lane four years later. The post Out of the attic | Aspinwall Hall appeared first on Alexandria Times. Established in 1823, the Virginia Theological Seminary acquired…
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 left. The post Out of the attic | Lynhaven Community…
A stretch of road in the West End, today extending from Duke Street south toward the Capital Beltway, was evident on Civil War-era maps. The post Out of the Attic | Old Lincolnia Road appeared first on Alexandria Times. A stretch…
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 number on Russell Road has caused a whole series of problems in terms of misdirected mail and…
Project slated to bring up to 1.8M sf life sciences space, 1.5K homes A former horse-racing track, World War II internment camp and suburban shopping destination is poised for another reinvention as a major mixed-use development anchored by life sciences real estate.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Virginia Beach officials are moving closer to finalizing their legislative agenda for the 2027 General Assembly session, with one proposal drawing the most attention during a public hearing Tuesday night. The city is asking state lawmakers to expand…
The roof-over-head fights.
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