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Grab discount tickets to a Sondheim classic, a portrait of betrayal, a night of gothic ghost stories and a rock musical monster mash-up.

Bagel shops are staging a takeover, with several new shops rolling into town. Which ones are the real deal? Let the debates begin!

Schools are closed, but your office isn't. Keep the kids happy and engaged with these active, artsy and brainy one-day camps.

In the 1980s, Arlington schools succumbed to widespread satanic panic surrounding the OG RPG Dungeons & Dragons.

A local developer who witnessed the fiery incident has rebuilt the property on North Burlington Street. Here's a peek inside.

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Some see chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude as an easy path to an A. High schoolers say they can't compete without them.

PSL fans rejoice! Autumnal menus are dropping like leaves, featuring the ever-popular flavor in cocktails, soft serve and even pasta.

Ready for pumpkin patches, craft beers, wine tastings, giant slides and live music? Rest assured there's a fest for that. 🍂

Celebrate good times with a Celtic fest in Shirlington, the 50th annual Falls Church Festival, an arts party in Tysons and Green Valley Day.

Devin Hicks, owner of Arlington's Westover Market and Beer Garden, has a few suggestions for folks planning their own backyard brew bashes.

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