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Our area has a rich history and is a magnet for interesting people who choose to live, work and play here. The close proximity to Washington, D.C. and robust local economy make Arlington, McLean and Falls Church, Virginia an attractive destination for people from across the country and around the world. We also have thorny issues to confront—homelessness, hunger, escalating housing costs-which we are dedicated to covering in a thoughtful, comprehensive way.

7 Ways to Honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the D.C. Area

Breast cancer diagnoses are on the rise. Support survivors and medical research at these info sessions, walks and fundraisers.

Arlington Students’ AI Tool Wins Fourth Place In Global Contest

Three friends spent the summer creating LaunchBridge.ai, a platform that helps entrepreneurs get new ventures up and running in no time.

That Time Arlington Schools Banned a Popular Role-Playing Game

In the 1980s, Arlington schools succumbed to widespread satanic panic surrounding the OG RPG Dungeons & Dragons.

Site of Arlington Home Explosion Resurrected as Luxe Townhomes

A local developer who witnessed the fiery incident has rebuilt the property on North Burlington Street. Here's a peek inside.

These Local Seniors Are Serious Olympians

More than 1,000 area athletes, including nonagenarians, are going for gold in the 44th annual Northern VA Senior Olympics.

Catching Up with TV Journalist and Arlington Dad Peter Alexander

The award-winning political correspondent has covered four presidential administrations, multiple war zones and the Olympics.

Adventures at the Post Office for an Arlington Groom-to-Be

Who would have thought a simple errand would turn into an all-day odyssey? Could our fall wedding plans be saved?

Extraordinary Teen Awards 2026

These Northern Virginia students stood out for their intense focus, insatiable curiosity and determination to make a difference.
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Long Before Torri Huske, This Local Swimmer Won Olympic Gold

Shelley Mann grew up in Arlington and set a world record in the 100-meter butterfly during the 1956 games in Melbourne.

Meet Arlington’s New Economic Development Director

Anna Nissinen talks jobs, investment and strengthening Arlington's position as a leading innovation economy.

Arlington Bans Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers

Landscapers now have three years to switch to electric machinery before the controversial ordinance goes into effect.

Westover Says Goodbye to Ayers Variety & Hardware

Arlington residents had depended on the beloved general store for tools, plants, plastic pink flamingos and friendly faces since 1948.
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