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West Alexandria expands PD - Register Herald - Vimarsana News

West Alexandria expands PD - Register Herald

WEST ALEXANDRIA — West Alexandria Village Council held its first meeting of 2023 on Monday, Jan. 9, during which council nominated and appointed a co

Village of West Alexandria votes to proceed with police levy - Vimarsana News

Village of West Alexandria votes to proceed with police levy

WEST ALEXANDRIA — Council approved the third and final reading of a controversial ordinance governing social media usage and voted to move forward wi

Village of West Alexandria approves new ambulance purchase - Vimarsana News

Village of West Alexandria approves new ambulance purchase

WEST ALEXANDRIA — Village Council voted to move forward with the purchase of a new ambulance on Monday, May 17.EMS Chief Tom Smith suggested purchasi

West Alexandria news - Register Herald - Vimarsana News

West Alexandria news - Register Herald

West Alexandria news WEST ALEXANDRIA — Birthdays this week: Hayden Thorpe, Donna Bellar, Blake Mowell, Keith Burkett, Nicolas Timmermans, Trey Mullins, Kathleen Tuthill, Ross McKee, Dan Bassler, Sue Combs, Devon Eury, Michelle Laughlin, Skyelur Weber, Mara Bassler, Kim Fergus, Hannah Pemberton, Suzanne Rivers, Matthew Cornett, Claire Sebald, Kaleb Cornett, Kaylee Marshall, Calvin Bryant, Richard Campbell, Dan Utsinger, Connie Wysong, Charlene Pinney, David Jones, Suzanna Evans and Travis Angel. Anniversaries this week: David and Pat Kincer, Ryan and Taylor Shelton. Spaghetti Dinner The Wes...

West Alexandria council debates social media ordinance - Vimarsana News

West Alexandria council debates social media ordinance

WEST ALEXANDRIA — Council approved the second reading of a controversial ordinance governing social media usage on Monday, April 19. The first readin