This week saw multiple days of wall-to-wall election coverage, but none of them took the top spot.
That honor went to Hypergoat Coffee Roasters, a new coffee spot that opened in August at 215 N. Payne Street.
The new business is the culmination of a decade-long hobby for married owners Rodrigo Ramos and Deborah Joos Tafner de Moraes who roast the coffee in their back yard in Alexandria.
Hypergoat Coffee Roasters is open from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. The shop is closed Sunday.
The most-read stories this week were:
- There’s a new specialty coffee roaster in Old Town (6609 views)
- NEW: Fake Democratic sample ballots distributed at Alexandria polling location (6293 views)
- Proposed Seminary Road townhomes draw ire of nearby neighbors (6147 views)
- Victim identified after Tuesday’s fatal 5-vehicle crash on I-495 in Alexandria (5895 views)
- GMU Professor spells out Trump presidency’s possible impact on Alexandria (3616 views)
- New plans show long vacant Victory Center office building could be converted to housing (2841 views)
