Arlington has safe and beautiful trails for biking, running, and walking. As the days get longer, people of all ages spend more time outside – and this includes criminals, too. Here are some safety tips if you are using the trails in our area.
March is Including People with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities Month, and Arlington County held a special ceremony to recognize individuals in our community who have provided exemplary service.
Arlington County and George Washington University proudly celebrated the opening of Field #6 at Barcroft Park as an NCAA- level baseball stadium.
101-year-old Martha Ann Miller, author of “The First Century, and Not Ready for the Rocking Chair Yet” talks at the Arlington (VA) Public Library.
The Arlington Food assistance Center (AFAC) held a cooking challenge that saw three of Arlington’s top restaurant chefs go toe to toe with three of the county’s firehouse cooks in a three course throw-down.
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Arlington’s 55+ programs include lots of classes that keep seniors physically fit. But studies have shown one of the most significant things seniors can do thrive in their old age is to keep mentally fit.
Celebrate July 4th at Arlington County’s Long Bridge Park. From noon to 8 pm, come enjoy some of the fun and games for the whole family.
This week’s edition of NewsMakers attends the proclamation ceremony for declaring March 2012 Including People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Month in Arlington Virginia.
Bipolar disorder is usually first exhibited in people in their late teens and early 20s. Peter De Haven was diagnosed at the age of 11 in 1984, when bipolar disorder in children was almost unheard of, and rarely diagnosed.
A look at Arlington Virginia’s Mary Marshall Residence, an assisted living facility for low-income seniors with serious mental illness or intellectual or developmental disabilities.
More than 150 community volunteers and County staff went out into the streets to survey our County’s homeless population as part of the 100 Homes for 100 Homeless Registry Project.
Health care costs are rising. In this story we see how 2 ER doctors set out to try and change the way health care is delivered by establishing a new kind of health care facility in Columbia Pike, Arlington VA.
Approaching 80-years-old, Don still finds time to exercise daily. His passion is basketball, which he has played his whole life and is still winning trophies with his senior team. But are his playing days finished after a life threatening illness?
In this episode, we visit a heart tugging summer camp, where therapy, recreation, and fun all come together.
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