People - Arlington Magazine

The Morning Call That Never Came

The death of a parent in the age of coronavirus brings an extra layer of grief.

This Is My War Cry

I can hear the blood of my people crying out from the ground.

We Saw White Men Protesting Lockdown Orders With Loaded Assault Rifles

Imagine if they were Black. They would be killed or locked up for life.

Lisa Kaplan Gordon

Since February, I've lost my mom and my dog, and started cancer treatment. Still, I daily find joy.

Jenny Moore

So much seems frozen right now, but my toddler keeps growing. School can be postponed, but his development can’t.

Extraordinary Teen Awards 2020

Even in dark times, there is hope. These recent graduates are the kinds of future leaders we need.

Karen Bune

After my mom's death, I felt profound grief coupled with isolation. Suddenly my personal sphere was off limits.

S.L. Young

"Stepping outside of my crazy, busy existence, I suddenly experienced the balance that had been missing."

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Patricia Bragdon

"I want to hug the friends who have sustained me over the lonely years, touch their shoulders as I pass them sitting in a chair, drinking the tea we so often share."

Aaron Clamage

Depression, butterflies and indelible transformation. We're taking it day by day.

Camille Watkin

"I'm not sure if it's comfort we have found in food, or comfort in knowing that we now have time to enjoy our food."

View From the Bench

Judge George D. Varoutsos has presided over Arlington County's 17th District Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court since 1998. He's seen some things.