Community

Tales From the West Wing

Presidential speechwriter Terry Szuplat is a man of many words, writ large in the annals of history.

How Much Do You Have to Make to Be Considered ‘Middle Class’ in Arlington?

A lot, according to analysis by the research group Consumer Affairs. Salaries are up here, but so are expenses.

A New Chapter for the Eden Center?

Forty years ago, this bastion of Vietnamese culture was founded by immigrants. Now there's talk of redevelopment.

The Life-Changing Gift of Choosing to Be Curious

A health scare pushed Lynn Borton out of her comfort zone. She hasn't looked back.

Generation Union Connects Teens With Senior Citizens

The teen-led nonprofit fights loneliness among the elderly by hosting events at Northern Virginia assisted-living homes.

The Life-Affirming Power of Volunteering

Volunteerism is on the decline nationwide. But within our local community is a world of good.

Arlington’s Most Walkable Neighborhoods

Where to find easy pedestrian access to parks, trails, restaurants, shops, nightlife, transit and more—no car necessary.

Tomb Raiders in Arlington

Arlington's once-grand Abbey Mausoleum was demolished after falling victim to vandals. But its treasures live on.
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She Founded a Coffee Shop to Fight Homelessness, Then Lost Her Home

Skyler Kelley has known hardship. Her Arlington coffee kiosk is the first step in an ambitious plan to pay it forward.

AARP Ranks Arlington, Falls Church Among Most Livable Places for Seniors

Both municipalities earned high marks for health, recreation, public transit and civic engagement. Affordable housing? Not so much.

Arlington Sports Hall of Fame Inducts Five New Members

Local legends in basketball, swimming, baseball and judo round out the nonprofit's 2024 athletic honorees.

Arlington Building Projects Halted Following ‘Missing Middle’ Court Decision

A judge's order puts Expanded Housing Option (EHO) permits and construction in limbo as the affordability debate rages on.