There are big changes afoot around Alexandria in the week ahead of the city’s big Scottish Christmas Walk.
Alexandria Restaurant Partners is expanding into a new King Street location. Meanwhile, a local favorite bike shop in Old Town North is closing tomorrow.
Behind the scenes, there are also some improvements on the way to city infrastructure. A new zoning change could help make better use of transit funding set aside by new development, and some flood improvements are underway in Del Ray.
- Here’s your guide to Alexandria’s Scottish Christmas Walk Weekend
- 100 King Street sold for $8.6 million to Alexandria Restaurant Partners
- Full replacement recommended for 120-year-old King Street rail bridge
- After 35 years of administrative chaos, Alexandria zoning change could make developers pay for transit
- Undercover Alexandria Police detective assists in nabbing Baltimore pimp
- Maryland man arrested after allegedly robbing and assaulting woman in Landmark area
- Director of T&ES: There’s ‘no intent’ to use eminent domain for Duke Street changes
- Alexandria first in region to start testing new electric trash trucks
- Alexandria City Public Schools is prepping a collective bargaining proposal
- Owners hope to convert office buildings in the heart of Old Town to new residential units
