Other than the stabbing, this week was relatively sedate — especially compared to last week.
With the drama behind Governor Youngkin’s recent visit mostly in the rearview mirror, the city’s been getting to the internal business of budget issues. Residential property assessments are up and hotel revenue down, not to mention an election safely behind a new Council, but remains to be seen whether the city will see a tax rate increase.
On the bright side, Alexandria’s Covid numbers have been trending down.
Top stories
- Alexandria Dems say “get out” to Governor Youngkin after impromptu visit
- Pizza Hut employee stabbed in the back in parking lot
- Multiple persons of interest identified in West End 7-Eleven arson
- Bonaventure unveils new shopping center plans on Mount Vernon Avenue
- Poll: What do you think of new name for Landmark Mall redevelopment?
- Alexandria couple plead guilty to tax fraud, ordered to pay $2.2 million
- Poll: Should Virginia’s grocery tax be eliminated?
- Alexandria condos see assessment increase and outpace single family homes in sales
- Middle School teacher’s Amazon wish list disappears, but ACPS says it still wants donations
- Maryland lab uncovers more details behind an Old Town artifact
