November – December 2018 Issue

Ink is Gilda Acosta's preferred medium. The Corcoran grad co-owns Lady Octopus Tattoos in Clarendon.

This Shenandoah Valley gem resurrects a historic, Jeffersonian-style building—with some modern twists.

When you're feeding a crowd and you want to splurge on something special...

Put these bestsellers on your holiday wish list.

People want "a moment," says Mike Graham, who has played the part at Tysons Corner Center for three decades.

The Manhattan hotel near Madison Square Garden has the feel of a swanky apartment building.

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Local lore has stretched the truth a bit about what happened on West Broad Street during the Civil War. Here's the real story.

The Delaware holiday festival includes a Christmas Village, a lights display and more.

The first few retailers are opening this month. Here's what's in store.

Why some students are rethinking the conventional college path and the value of hands-on experience.

If Santa, trains and twinkling lights are your jam, Colonial Williamsburg is a wonderland this time of year.

Tired of the old 9-to-5? These entrepreneurs have traded traditional office jobs for a different way of life.

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The family of founder Leonard "Doc" Muse hopes so.

The incumbent Arlington County Board member and Democratic challenger will face off on Nov. 6.

What do they have in common? They're all Leadership Arlington graduates.

SRG launches food truck Rebel Taco and The Lot, a pop-up beer garden.

The surprise donation has allowed the Arlington Free Clinic to expand its dental care services.

When all students are engaged, beautiful things can happen.

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The Bluemont newcomer scores points for flavor.

The name of the county's largest high school means different things to different people.

Among the hot properties: A home in Arlington's Gulf Branch neighborhood that sold for $3.13 million.