People - Arlington Magazine

Two years ago she'd never done a triathlon. Now she's headed for her third Ironman competition.

Other grandmas baked and knitted. Mine went to the junkyard.

With this feat, the mountaineer has climbed the highest peaks on all seven continents.

Once David Appelman’s baseball obsession was a hobby. Now it’s a full-time vocation.

A mom, a daughter, and the sheer beauty of an embarrassing moment.

The Washington-Lee graduate may be the hottest actress out of Arlington since Sandra Bullock.

What does the job entail? We asked Katherine E. Young, the first poet to hold that title in Arlington.

Certain songs just take me back.

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The Olympian and Women's World Cup champion on the brain injury that ended her goalkeeping career. And kickstarted her role as advocate.

For years, I mostly swore off television. Then I encountered a series with a plotline that hit close to home.

Bill Milliken's Communities in Schools has kept more than 1.5 million students on the right track.

Mixologist Judy Elahi shares tricks of the trade, drinks that should be outlawed and the song she can't get out of her head.