Community

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.

Chiefs vs. Chefs 2013

This 2nd annual event, presented by the Arlington Food Assistance Center, featured a live cooking competition between firehouse cooks and local chefs.

Holding The Line

Arlington saw no battles during the Civil War, but the thousands of Union soldiers who guarded its forts were ready.

Mile Markers

A timeline of pivotal points in local history

Hidden in Plain Sight

From failed land deals to secret wartime hideaways, the ghosts of plantations past have many stories to tell.

The Desegregation of Arlington Public Schools

The desegregation of Stratford Junior High wasn’t a finish line in the march for civil rights. But it was a critical milestone.

MPAartfest

The 7th annual event presented by McLean Project for the Arts

Clarendon Day 2013

This annual street fair featured dozens of arts and crafts exhibitors; beer and wine tents; a KidZone play area; and booths for local businesses and nonprofits.

WAEC 5K Walk/Run

Over 200 runners and walkers participated last weekend at Bluemont Park
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Long & Foster Tennis Tournament

Held at the Washington Golf & Country Club on Monday, September 23, 2013

Rosslyn Jazz Festival

The 23rd annual festival was September 7, 2013, in Gateway Park.

8th Annual Scholar’s Cup

An afternoon of mini-golf at Upton Hill Regional Park

Girls on Campus

It’s never too late to go back to school.
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