This local newspaper (loosely described) is boring and dry, filled with snippets of local City…read moreGovernment happenings and occasional uprisings within the City Council. there are articles about proposed plans for affordable housing, police training, etc., and the weekly crime blotter. In addition , you can read uppity reviews of high end Old Town Alexandria and restaurants, West End dinner and fund raising events attended by the Alexandria elite, and then pages are devoted to local High School sports, which should put you to sleep after two minutes. In between these mind awakening articles are the moderate and sometimes mildly liberal opinions of the masses, who and there are ads and ads of high priced home listings.

I would like to find the Alexandria Times in more local establishments…read more As a newcomer to Old Town, I would like to learn more about local events and keep a close tab on local decisions made by our city council. As a tax paying citizen, I would like to have an opportunity to make my opinions known and it seems the Alexandria Times is trying to encourage reader involvement.

Along with the latest increase in price the once Noble Washington Post seems to be removing…read moreDiscount Coupons from the very inflated (Cost wise) Sunday edition or I mean the Saturday evening addition. There is a "I give up" vibe to the print addition. But "no one will notice" seems to be the the MANTRA of the Post. Factual research is the bedrock of News Reporting. I fa reporter is not held to confirming the facts of a story it is not news but opinion. The on line world has plenty of OPINION and that is the problem. Is the current publishing group trying to increase the out of town circulation of the NYT?

The Post keeps having sections go on "vacation", particularly the magazine. But the priced is not…read morereduced. When they have a special section they raise the price. Is this ethical?

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Great local paper. Has all the real estate ads.. Bravo Sonya for keeping it going...read more

From the owner: Now in its 56th year of publication, The Georgetowner is a bi-weekly tabloid-size newspaper whose…read more"Influence far exceeds its size, since 1954." Its reach is the affluent community in Georgetown and surrounding areas of metropolitan DC. The Georgetowner is a free bi-weekly tabloid-style newspaper which reaches a very unique market and has become a "must-read" in the DC area. Our publication specializes in the Georgetown lifestyle, focusing on the arts, real estate, education, dining, health, beauty, fashion, society and our popular In Country section featuring Virginia's horse country. With a circulation of 40,000, The Georgetowner is mailed to all Georgetown residents and businesses. The Georgetowner distribution covers all upscale neighborhoods of metropolitan D.C. and includes parts of Maryland and Northern Virginia.

Free weekly newspaper that has a round-up of many things going on the Falls Church area that you…read moreprobably wouldn't otherwise know about. You can get it free at outside boxes or stands inside businesses all around town. New editions come out on Thursday I think and you can also read it online at FCNP.com I don't agree with some of their political views and I think their political views sometimes seep into some of their articles but it's great having a local free paper and there's no better way to find out what going on around town. This is a must read if you live in the Falls Church area.