Virginia State officials were in Arlington County listening to public comment about a draft permit that the county needs in order to discharge stormwater into local waterways. These permits include requirements for the locality to reduce water pollution as much as possible, through a variety of programs. Arlington’s current permit is now up for renewal and [...]
The Virginia Department of Transportation project on Arlington Boulevard is replacing the aging Courthouse Road bridge. It’s improving safety and access to Route 50 at Courthouse Road and 10th Street.
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.
Women of Vision awards are presented each year by the Arlington County Commission on the Status of Women as part of the March celebration of Women’s History Month.
Arlington County and George Washington University proudly celebrated the opening of Field #6 at Barcroft Park as an NCAA- level baseball stadium.
Arlington is proud of its namesake, the Navy’s new ship “USS Arlington.” The ship will be commissioned at Naval Station Norfolk in early April.
The Arlington Initiative to Rethink Energy (AIRE) team created a life sized board game to challenge players on everyday actions that have an energy impact.
El invierno está acá: y eso significa hielo y nieve. Queremos informarle como Arlington lidia con el clima invernal.
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.
Winter’s upon us: and that means snow and ice. We wanted to let you know how Arlington deals with winter weather.
Sara Heisey received the James. B. Hunter Human Rights Awards, held in Arlington VA on Dec. 13, 2012
Wakefield High School Project Upstanders received James B. Hunter Human Rights Award on Dec. 13, 2012.
Washington-Lee High School’s Best Buddies Club received the James B. Hunter Human Rights Award.
John “Kip” Laramie received the James B. Hunter Human Rights Award in Arlington, VA on Dec. 13, 2012.
Judith Heuman, Special Adviser, International Disability Rights for the U.S. Department of State, gave the keynote address at the 14th annual James B. Hunter Human Rights Awards.
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