ALXnow has a new sister site for local news across the D.C. area.
Meet WSHnow, a local news hub spotlighting the latest headlines published by hard-working, dedicated newsrooms and reporters across the region.
ALXnow has received court authorization to publish legal notices for Alexandria.
A circuit court judge approved the petition from ALXnow publisher Local News Now LLC this past fall. That followed the enactment of a new state law earlier this year that made Virginia the first in the nation to allow legal notices on online-only local news websites.
Legal notices — also known as public notices — will now be published on ALXnow’s homepage, a dedicated landing page, and our email newsletter. Notices can be submitted via an online form and will typically be published within one business day.
ALXnow and sister sites ARLnow and FFXnow are the first online-only sites in the D.C. area to receive such authorization.
Upon receiving court approval, ALXnow plans to start publishing legal notices.
This page will compile recently published legal notices.
These are tough times for local businesses, and ALXnow wants to help.
While we have also seen a decline in our own business, we are grateful for the sponsors that are sticking with us — McEnearney Associates, Berry & Berry, A Cleaning Service, ACT for Alexandria, Visit Alexandria, and The Foundry apartments.
James Cullum, Managing Editor of the Zebra newspaper, will be joining ALXnow in a similar role starting Jan. 2. He’ll join Vernon Miles, previously of the Gazette Packet, on our Alexandria reporting team.
Miles will retain his role but will also contribute to ALXnow sister site ARLnow.com.
Are you new to ALXnow?
If so, perhaps you want to stick around and get our local news headlines for Alexandria on a daily basis. There are a number of ways to do that:
