People - Arlington Magazine

Life of Harmony

In grade school, Robert Eldridge changed history when he crossed Arlington’s racial divide. But that’s not what made him famous.

We Love Lucy

Arlington’s favorite redhead has faced a slew of medical setbacks that nearly ended her career. Her response? Just dance.

Cheeseburgers in Paradise

Sustainability is the common thread in one local family’s varied ventures—from fast food to taxicabs.

As We Speak

Sandra Alboum’s translation agency can speak pretty much any language. Well…almost.

Common Valor

Their names may be forgotten, but their sacrifice isn’t.

Rap Sheet

With offenses ranging from dissing TSA to impersonating Tupac, Remy Munasifi is one of YouTube’s most wanted.

Funk Soul Brother Sister

For the sibling owners of Iota Club & Café, life revolves around good coffee, good eats, good beer and great music.

Nobody Bothers Them

For many Arlingtonians, all roads lead to Jhoon Rhee Tae Kwon Do.

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I’m Not Ron Burgundy

Chuck Todd isn’t your stereotypical newscaster. And yet television cameras can’t seem to get enough of him.

Shoot the Moon

For Arlington-based photographer Bill Ingalls, staring into space is a job requirement.

Women on a Mission

That woman standing in line at the supermarket? She might be a best-selling author, a life-saving surgeon, or a global venture philanthropist, but you wouldn’t necessarily know it.

Think Ink

Northern Virginia’s oldest tattoo parlor and its owner, Rick Cherry, are still going strong.