November-December 2014 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Including a home on Lake Barcroft that sold for $1.1 million.

Top-selling books at the Barnes & Noble in Clarendon, compared with Barnes & Noble stores nationwide and online at www.bn.com.

Find something for every kid on your list at Doodlehopper 4 Kids toy store in Falls Church.

At TellChronicles, customers can simply drop by to document life’s little moments.

No need to pack up after the holidays. Arlington designer Erica Peale offers decorating ideas to last all winter long.

Give the gift of food and drink from these shops in Arlington, Falls Church and McLean.

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Local couples in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church weigh the pros and cons of fertility treatments.

Dishes to supplement your holiday table. Plus, a new fair-trade coffee shop in Westover.

All marriages have their ups and downs, and some don't survive. Arlington journalist Amy Brecount White explores how couples can make love last.

Andrew Schneider recalls his run for the Virginia House of Delegates and what it taught him about politics, Arlington and himself.

Arlington author Karen Masterson uncovers the true story behind America’s covert WWII mission to find a cure for the disease.

Looking for love in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church can be challenging the second time around. Especially in the digital age.

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Ballston, the once-and-future shopping destination, is turning things inside out.

At trendy Mazagan, the best dishes take time.

Once the ignominious capital of the U.S. Confederacy, Richmond is now known for something entirely different: a progressive and thriving arts scene.

Wedding guru Kathryn Hamm knows flowers and invitations, photography and etiquette—and which states will recognize your marriage if you’re gay.