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The number of Arlington residents in need of food assistance has spiked in the wake of the pandemic, says the nonprofit.

Chef Seng Luangrath takes her Lao food movement to soaring heights in Arlington Ridge.

Once too polluted for recreation, this D.C. waterway is making a dramatic comeback. Here are some fun ways to get out on the water.

Hear live music, attend a cookout and learn about Black history on this holiday commemorating our nation's second independence day.

Arlington dermatologist Courtney Herbert sets the record straight about how to guard against skin-damaging solar radiation.

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Prepare your palate for hummus with duck confit, lychee-stuffed crepes, French pastries and so much ice cream.

Pan for gold, hunt for fossils, explore cliffsides and take a dip in a calm, cool lake. These low-key parks have a lot more than just nature walks.

Arlington woodworker David DeJulio juxtaposes natural woods with epoxy resin to create one-of-a-kind furniture pieces.

Treat yourself to Filipino street food, tacos, house-made pasta, ceviche, high-style cocktails and all-day brunch.

This vibey McLean sitting room designed by Ann Gottlieb is a place for after-dinner drinks and conversation.

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