Arlington Magazine - November-December 2019
1600+ Uninsured Patients Per Year
A look at the critical role played by the Arlington Free Clinic and its 550 some volunteers.
Get Away: The TWA Hotel
Few things are groovier than a retro aviation-themed hotel with mid-mod furnishings and a throwback cocktail bar.
A Sanctuary During the Jim Crow Era
McLean's Pleasant Grove Church was a pillar of African-American life.
What's in Frank Ruta's Basement?
The former White House chef is continuing the winemaking traditions of his parents' homeland.
Get Away: The Four Seasons Philadelphia
Have a cocktail and take in the view atop the 10th tallest building in the U.S.
Sloppy Mama's Barbeque is Smokin'
The smokers at this Lee Highway eatery are fired up 'round the clock.
The Multigenerational House
A mom and her young family needed more space. Her parents needed less. So they built two right-size homes under one roof.
Take a Bob Ross Painting Class
Learn to paint "happy little trees" here in Arlington.
My Downsized Life
The memories remain, but the stuff has to go.
Where to Shop for Antiques and Oddities on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Road trip to these auctions and stores for one-of-a-kind finds.
10 Questions with Falls Church Mayor David Tarter
A snapshot of what's new and what's coming to The Little City.
Get Away: The Virginia Women's Monument
Yet another reason to visit Richmond—this new memorial honoring notables ranging from Patsy Cline to Pocahontas.
SER Rises Above the Flood Waters
After a spate of water incidents, the Ballston restaurant and its owners are stronger than ever.
Life After 50…With Cannabis
As Virginia inches toward decriminalization, Boomers and Xers are trying weed and CBD products as an alternative to Big Pharma.
An Essential Guide to Local Resources for Seniors
Get to know what's available in your community, from wellness and social activities to residential, health care and support services.
Understanding Medicare
This year's open enrollment period runs through December 7. Here's what you need to know about the ABCs (and D's) of this federally funded health insurance program.
Top Attorneys
Our area's most respected attorneys, as nominated by their peers in the legal community.
August’s Most Expensive Home Sales
Hot properties included a contemporary farmhouse-style home in Westmoreland Terrace that sold for $2.05 million.
Restaurant Review: Agora
DC restaurateurs Betul and Ismail Uslu bring Turkish, Greek and Lebanese small plates to Tysons.
