Staff Report / Alexandrialocal.org

The City of Alexandria, Louisiana, has extended warm New Year's greetings to its residents. In a recent announcement, officials expressed optimism for 2025, highlighting hopes for progress, community engagement, and new opportunities in the coming year. The message also thanked citizens for contributing to what makes Alexandria a “special” community.

Source: City of Alexandria, Louisiana - Government | Alexandria LA

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Alexandria

Alexandria, LA

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