September-October 2012 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Coach and mentor Chummy Gill teaches kids to shoot for success—in life.

UVA and Monticello aren’t the only attractions in Charlottesville. It’s also a locavore’s paradise.

Many local high school grads are taking a break before heading to college. But they aren’t sitting on the couch watching TV.

For longtime Cherrydale resident Kathryn Holt Springston, historic preservation isn’t just a cause. It’s a lifestyle.

Discover one little acre that's packed with 2,600 rose bushes and lots of wartime history.

Claire Messinger's eclectic home proves that family-style interiors don’t have to be style-free.

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Meet Treva Harte. She sells sex in the suburbs.

Whether you’re looking to buy couture at a discount, or offload a fashion purchase that didn’t work out, these consignment shops have your number.

Speakeasies, sweets on the go, and more

Arlington’s public schools are running out of room. Will the school board’s $474 million plan solve the space crunch fast enough?

Where can you go to watch sports around town? Here’s the lineup.

Clarendon's newest bistro serves up daring dishes in a space that makes diners feel at home.

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Kids aren’t the only ones who learn something new every day. Six veteran educators share their best takeaways.