Mary Wadland is a Publisher at The Zebra Press and NewsBreak. She covers a diverse range of themes including events and conferences, sports, arts and entertainment, and construction, with a particular focus on lifelong learning, professional development, and photography. Mary’s work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her insights into culture and society.
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Mary Wadland's coverage primarily encompasses local events, business openings, community initiatives and cultural happenings in Alexandria, Virginia. Her articles are often tied to specific dates or seasons, such as festivals and restaurant weeks. If you're reaching out to Mary with a pitch, consider tailoring it to the local Alexandria area or focusing on events and developments that directly impact the community there.
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By: Mary Wadland
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Two days before Alexandria gathered to mark the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, Mayor Alyia Gaskins was in New York City when a familiar sight stopped her in her tracks: two blue beams of light rising into the night sky from the site of the former Twin Towers.
By: Mary Wadland
America250 celebrations and Alexandria’s World Cup moment helped turn around a difficult start to the year for the city’s hotel sector, with occupancy topping 90 percent during two major summer weekends.
By: Mary Wadland
Alexandrians have until Tuesday to comment on working recommendations for the corridor from Union Station to Van Dorn Street
By: Mary Wadland
At Jones Point Park, a 1791 boundary marker beneath a protective grate reveals Alexandria’s overlooked role in creating the nation’s capital.
By: Mary Wadland
It carries the Beltway, crosses three jurisdictions, rises for tall ships—and has been testing Washington-area drivers since 1961.
By: Mary Wadland
The final seasonal pop-up will accept Senior Farmers Market Benefits, EBT, cash and credit cards
By: Mary Wadland
Two special days include cipher wheels, code-breaking, a top-secret scavenger hunt, a Continental Army camp and a Thursday visit from the CIA’s chief historian.
By: Mary Wadland
A Story of Sin, Grace, and Repair, a locally made documentary rooted in Alexandria history, will have its first public screening on Wednesday, Sept. 23, at Virginia Theological Seminary.
By: Mary Wadland
With Market Square torn up, nearby parking lost and construction expected into 2028, businesses around City Hall are asking Alexandria not to let them become collateral damage.
By: Mary Wadland
Aspasia Xypolia, who helped create or preserve more than 6,340 homes in Prince George’s County, will lead Alexandria’s Office of Housing permanently.
