Another week down at ALXnow. Intrepid reporter James Cullum has been out on vacation so it’s been an exhausting one-man show, but we made it to Friday.
The top story this week was a new Metal Supermarkets opening just west of the city.
Also sneaking into the top ten was the announcement yesterday that Deputy City Manager Laura Triggs, who has been in that role since 2014, will resign at the start of September to focus on career coaching.
- Metal Supermarkets opening just outside Alexandria
- Maryland man pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter for Arlandria pedestrian death
- Alexandria Mayor outlines city strategies on fighting cut-through traffic
- Poll: How do you feel about Alexandria going back to regulating sidewalk usage for restaurants
- Landmark demolition closes DASH transit center
- Campagna Kids counselor charged with sexually assaulting a child
- Alexandria Restaurant Week returns this month with new dining and pricing options
- Alexandria’s Katrina Hill wins Jeopardy, competes again tonight
- Deputy City Manager Laura Triggs to resign next month
- Poll: How important is the Alexandria/Fairfax distinction to you?
Recent Stories
In five years, Jason Ellis wants Momentum Collective, Inc. to be a charter school teaching kids the arts in Northern Virginia. The nonprofit resumed programming in October, after a two-year…
A new coffee/bubble tea shop is being planned for 411 Cameron Street in Old Town, according to a special use permit (SUP) filed with the city. The location was previously…
Del Ray Vintage and Flea Market Named Best in Virginia — “The Del Ray Vintage & Flea Market has been named Best Flea Market in Virginia by Domino magazine…” [Zebra] It’s…
Several vacancies have popped up across a dozen of Alexandria’ various boards and commissions — bodies that ultimately help to shape the future of the city. Some of those boards…
Do you struggle with anxiety, depression, stress, grief, trauma or anger? Are you ready to make a change?
Lauren K. Nickum, LCSW, CSAC from Peaceful Mind Solutions is now taking new clients for psychotherapy. Lauren has over 10 years of experience treating mental health disorders and general life stress in adults and adolescents. For more information visit
peacefulmindsolutions.com.
5 Star Auto Glass, an auto glass repair and replacement company based out of Fairfax, Virginia, now covers most of Fairfax County in its service area.
Part of 5 Star Auto Glass’ commitment to excellent customer service includes their super convenient mobile service. Whether you’re at home or the office, this highly-rated and experienced company will come to you.
As an added benefit, their OEM-grade adhesive provides a seal that’s not only trusted by top auto manufacturers but cures in just a couple of hours, allowing you to get back on the road safely and quickly.
For a free quote, visit their website www.5starautoglass.com or contact them at 703-539-0404.
