People - Arlington Magazine

Certain songs just take me back.

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.

You wouldn't believe some of the things passengers leave behind at airport security. But Nakia Martin would.

Think your life is busy? This Falls Church canine holds down three jobs.

A local writer discusses the immigrant experience. And what many Americans still don't know about Iran.

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My daughter is grown, but the happy ghosts of her childhood still linger.

Baseball and politics aren't so different, says the Falls Church resident and veteran political journalist.

Marta Bota entered her first beauty pageant when most folks are getting their AARP cards. Now she's heading to the national stage.

Once she was a hacker for the U.S. government. Now she's one of the D.C. area's hottest deejays.