A bill spearheaded by State Sen. Adam P. Ebbin to remove ‘Carry Me Back to Old Virginny’ from its status as Virginia’s state song emeritus has won passage in both chambers of the General Assembly.

Friday, April 24 will feature competition from these former Arlington County area high school standouts.

Witter Place Apartments in Alexandria will start accepting applications for affordable housing on May 14. The development offers accessible features and various amenities while targeting households within specific income limits.

Loudoun County has provided key details ahead of its special election scheduled for April 21, 2026. Voters will decide on a constitutional amendment regarding redistricting and are encouraged to review where and how they can participate.

Stafford County is inviting residents to take part in a survey from April 15–27 as it updates its Comprehensive Plan. Community feedback will help shape long-term decisions on growth and services such as schools and transportation.

The Alexandria History Museum at The Lyceum will present two spring concerts featuring acclaimed Irish musicians this April and May. These performances continue its Traditional Music Series in partnership with local organizations. Tickets are available now.

Alexandria has released guidelines for voters ahead of the special election on April 21. Residents are reminded about early voting options, identification requirements, precinct changes, same day registration procedures, and where they can find unofficial results after polls close.

Loudoun County will host two pit stops in Leesburg and Sterling for Bike to Work Day on May 15, offering refreshments, giveaways, and encouragement for cyclists commuting in the region. Participants can register online ahead of time.

Loudoun County homeowners have a new chance to explore solar power options with Solarize Virginia’s latest campaign. The program offers free assessments and discounted installation services through July 15. Residents are encouraged to attend virtual information sessions and learn more…

Stafford County has issued new guidelines for residents focused on environmentally friendly lawn care practices aimed at protecting local waterways from pollution while saving time and money for homeowners. The update comes alongside recent data about rising student enrollment figures…

The Loudoun County Health Department will close temporarily on April 21 for staff training. In-person services will not be available until after 1:00 p.m., but emergency calls will still be monitored.

Loudoun County will present plans for Westpark Property Improvements to its Board of Supervisors on April 21. The proposal includes new trails and amenities while preserving natural areas. Public input is encouraged both in person and online.

School Board member Monique “Moe” Bryant will offer open office hours on April 20 in Arlington. Participants must schedule individual meetings online in advance as walk-ins are not allowed.

Arlington Tech and Career Center students achieved top honors at this year’s SkillsUSA Virginia Championship held in March. Several teams qualified for national competition after winning multiple first-place medals across media categories.

North Beauregard Street in Alexandria will have brief weekday closures from April 20-28 due to trail repair work following past storm damage. Detours will be marked; residents are advised to seek alternate routes.

The City of Alexandria will start seasonal repaving operations on April 20 through November. Residents can expect repairs across multiple streets with advance notice provided before work begins. The initiative reflects ongoing efforts toward safer roads and accessible infrastructure.

Alexandria will host a remembrance event honoring Joseph McCoy on April 23 at Roberts Memorial United Methodist Church. Dr. Rodney Sadler will deliver keynote remarks exploring historical violence tied to authority figures. The initiative highlights ongoing efforts toward understanding local…

Loudoun County is offering several free behavioral health trainings this May covering mental health first aid, opioid overdose response, and suicide prevention skills. Registration is required for most sessions except Rapid REVIVE!. Residents seeking more information or accommodations can contact…

Gate Gourmet, Inc. in Arlington underwent a Food and Drug Administration inspection on March 31 related to foodborne biological hazards and technical assistance for food and cosmetics, data from the FDA website shows.

On Thursday, April 23, this former Arlington County area high school star will be competing.