The first soccer ball skidded across the brand-new mini-pitch at George Stevens Park, and within seconds, a group of children chased after it with the kind of energy only kids...

So now what? The World Cup came and went in spectacular fashion. But now we hit the dog days of summer, and as we gaze out there on the sports...

Before 1960, buying a new car in the U.S. was a simple proposition. There were three American manufacturers, General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler, dominating the market, offering about a dozen...

Dear readers,  I have some fantastic news. After twelve years of renting homes in Arlington, we are officially becoming homeowners. Amid the excitement of homebuying, there is a bittersweet feeling...

There’s a thing standing in a field off I-35, about fifty miles south of Dallas, that thousands of people drive past every day without ever really seeing. I was one...

An achievement 30 years ago marks an important milestone in Arlington’s journey to national prominence. Last year, a Dallas Morning News report concluded that what happened then was the greatest...

In 1956, James Capers Jr. graduated from high school in Baltimore, Maryland, and enlisted in the Marine Corps. It was the start of a distinguished career as a Marine, of...

We are proud to announce that nominations are now open for our 2026 40 Under 40 program, presented in partnership with Arlington Today Magazine. This initiative celebrates the rising generation...

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