People - Arlington Magazine

"The natural state of a personal trainer is eternal optimist. The reality is that COVID-19 might slowly bleed us out."

"My husband and I have a running joke where I ask if I can cut his hair. This time he said yes."

"I had pictured the spring of my freshman year of college differently. Discussing Renaissance poetry over Zoom doesn’t quite feel Shakespearean."

"This will be my son's generation’s 9/11. Their Challenger explosion. Their Kennedy assassination."

"The future of my restaurants is uncertain, but many restaurants have already had to abandon their futures."

My totally awesome 48th birthday party forced a reckoning.

Think book groups are only for wine-drinking women? Think again.

Finding that sweet spot in a racial identity that isn’t black or white.

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The Arlington ultramarathoner just won the Marine Corps Marathon 50K.

Being a stay-at-home mom. And not apologizing for it.

The path from incarceration back to society is tough. Elizabeth Jones Valderrama lights the way.

The Encore theater education director talks teen modeling, string theory and the importance of the arts.