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Extraordinary Teen Awards Nominations 2025

Do you know an amazing teen who deserves recognition? Arlington Magazine is now accepting nominations for its annual Extraordinary Teen Awards.

New Uses for Ugly Office Buildings

Vacant office buildings are an eyesore and an economic problem. Conversion projects like these may be part of the solution.

For Low-Income Students, This Program Puts Piano Lessons Within Reach

Piano lessons are expensive. Piano & More's 'Play It Forward' program is making the instrument accessible for kids who want to play.

Honoring the ‘Grandfather of Black Basketball’

Basketball was a White-dominated sport until pioneering player and coach Edwin B. Henderson changed the game.

13 Ways to Commemorate Black History Month

Visit historic sites, celebrate Black culture and learn about important African Americans who shaped our communities.

This Old House: A Love Story

Crime, punishment and architectural appreciation in a small town.

Arlington Adds 8 More Cameras to School Zone Safety Program

They join 10 cameras installed in the fall as part of the PhotoSPEED program to encourage drivers to slow down to 20 mph in designated areas.

7 Ways to Honor MLK’s Legacy

Pay tribute to the civil rights leader with community service projects, a commemorative march and moving artistic performances.
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Tales From the West Wing

Presidential speechwriter Terry Szuplat is a man of many words, writ large in the annals of history.

How Much Do You Have to Make to Be Considered ‘Middle Class’ in Arlington?

A lot, according to analysis by the research group Consumer Affairs. Salaries are up here, but so are expenses.

A New Chapter for the Eden Center?

Forty years ago, this bastion of Vietnamese culture was founded by immigrants. Now there's talk of redevelopment.

The Life-Changing Gift of Choosing to Be Curious

A health scare pushed Lynn Borton out of her comfort zone. She hasn't looked back.