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The City of Alexandria became the first jurisdiction in Virginia to approve a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers.
Despite its durability, both old and new brick construction can still suffer from the effects of moisture and/or improper ...
Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Charlottesville is a city shaped by layers of nuanced history.
Beneath the surface, decades of petroleum runoff, chemical residues and buried debris create an enormous safety and ...
Old Town is home to centuries-old stories of past and present residents, among them a young couple living in a South Lee ...
One such trend, private exclusives, also known as off-market or private listings, is quietly gaining momentum.
Buildings constructed of brick or stone are long-lasting and fire resistive and socially convey wealth and permanence.
Alexandria City Council unanimously approved Episcopal High School’s special use permit with new conditions for 47 light ...
The City of Alexandria hosted its annual Eco-City Festival on May 10, showcasing the city’s efforts to make it ...
Episcopal High School started light pole construction on fields along West Braddock Road on May 8, prior to a City Council decision on the school’s special use permit that is scheduled for Saturday.
Retired Judge Thomas Padrick Jr.* during a hearing Friday morning quashed the subpoena the City of Alexandria and their outside counsel McGuireWoods had issued to resident Barbara Beach in the Zoning ...
Harnessing the Power of Place is this year’s National Preservation Month theme, designated by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. National Preservation Month started as National Preservation ...