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Alexandria Business: Teaism Goes Cold

By the end of April, healthy food restaurant Teaism will close.

After four years as part of the first wave of the North Old Town renaissance, the Teaism Restaurant on on N St. Asaph Street will close on April 24.

Short Bridge, Big Compatibility Issues in Arlington and Alexandria

Arlington moves forward with bridge park, but Alexandria lags behind.

Arlington County Fair Returns for 40th Anniversary

Fair to have 1970s theme.

Arlington may be part of the D.C. urban environment, but on Aug. 17 it gets back in touch with its rural roots with the Arlington County Fair.

Alexandria: Gearing Up for Bike to Work Day

Local cyclists share tips for new riders.

On May 20, expect to see more Alexandria commuters leaving the cars in the garage. The annual “Bike to Work” day encourages commuters to try out a car-free lifestyle, and some local experts are ready with tips for new riders.

Staying Strong in Alexandria

Optimism and caution at annual Visit Alexandria meeting.

Who’s a Good Boy in Arlington?

Arlington’s dogs come together for walk and fundraiser.

Focused on Improving Health of the Community

Neighborhood Health celebrates 20 years.

Focused on Improving Health of the Arlington Community

Neighborhood Health celebrates 20 years.

The Neighborhood Health Clinic started with an idea; that all people deserve access to healthcare.

Alexandria: Trial of City Council Underway

City faces allegations of corruption in rezoning case.

329 N. Washington St. is a quintessential Old Town mansion. It’s a historic, four-story home facing the George Washington Parkway on one side and the the cobblestone Princess Street on the other. Unlike most Old Town homes, however, the property is currently at the heart of a lawsuit against the City Council with allegations of corruption within City Hall.

Aging Town Needs Housing

New senior care facility coming to Old Town.

Senior housing

Planning for Mission Impossible in Alexandria

City’s sewer control plan nears approval.

MWAA’s New Chief: Huchler

Former Alexandria police deputy chief lands at airport.

'State of Arlington' Addresses Transportation, Economic Challenges

County Board Chair Hynes addresses local transportation and economic developments challenges.

Like a shark, Arlington will need to keep moving forward if it wants to survive.

Arlington Budget Season Blooms

Looking at the basics of the 2016 Arlington budget.

The birds will be singing, the snow will be melting, and throughout spring, Arlington County staff and board members will spend most of their afternoons haggling over finances. On Feb. 23, the County Board will vote on County Manager Mark Schwartz’s proposed FY 2017 budget, and 2016’s budget session will officially kick off.

Alexandria Sheriff on ICE

Lawhorne addresses criticisms for cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Where the Bodies Are Buried in Old Town Alexandria

From shipbuilding to townhomes in Robinson Terminal South.

Alexandria's Year of the Manhunt

Local law enforcement looks back on pursuing a killer and plans ahead for 2015’s goals.

For much of Alexandria’s law enforcement, 2014 was defined by a manhunt across state boundaries to catch a suspect in killings that haunted the city’s streets for 10 years. In 2015, the most immediate concern for the police and sheriff’s office is the no less complicated task of finding a way to maintain their efficiency with the prospect of a tightening budget from the city.

Impact of an Accident

Vehicle crashes in Alexandria.

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By the end of April, healthy food restaurant Teaism will close.

Arlington moves forward with bridge park, but Alexandria lags behind.

Fair to have 1970s theme.

Future of the GenOn Power Plant five years after closure.

Local cyclists share tips for new riders.

Optimism and caution at annual Visit Alexandria meeting.

Arlington’s dogs come together for walk and fundraiser.

Neighborhood Health celebrates 20 years.

Neighborhood Health celebrates 20 years.

City faces allegations of corruption in rezoning case.

New senior care facility coming to Old Town.

City’s sewer control plan nears approval.

Former Alexandria police deputy chief lands at airport.

County Board Chair Hynes addresses local transportation and economic developments challenges.

Looking at the basics of the 2016 Arlington budget.

Lawhorne addresses criticisms for cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

From shipbuilding to townhomes in Robinson Terminal South.

Local law enforcement looks back on pursuing a killer and plans ahead for 2015’s goals.