The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County (BGCGTC) launched the Mobile Experience Clubhouse and the Music & Youth Clubhouse last month. “We are committed to providing a safe...

The bonds of seventy-two years of friendship with the people of Arlington’s sister city of Bad Konigshofen, Germany was celebrated last month during their delegation’s week-long visit here.   Each...

It started as a 50th anniversary trip, but Arlington residents Bud and Sandy Mulcahy experienced so much more than a safari when they went to South Africa, Tanzania and Kenya...

The Arlington Convention & Visitors Bureau founded the Travel & Sports Legacy Foundation (TSLF), a nonprofit organization, to help underserved youth and adult students through job training, scholarships, mentoring and...

When Dr. Jennifer Cowley was a high school student in Arlington, she remembers going to the Ballpark in Arlington for a Texas Rangers game and thinking she’d died and gone...

If you have driven down Arlington’s Division Street at night, one neon sign stands out: Pearl’s Cherokee Inn. Legends abound about this bar Texas Monthly writer John Nova Lomax discovered...

Jack’s Snacks truly burst – like popcorn – when local ABC affiliate WFAA aired its story about Arlington resident Jack Richardson on April 24. Jack, 22, was featured by Teresa...

Now in its 16th season, Levitt Pavilion remains a cornerstone of the Arlington arts and culture scene; and with hundreds of free concerts delivered over the years, it’s one of...

The first time I met Carson Bold, he was an eight-year-old with puffy cheeks, warm eyes, and an old soul. I remember asking him about his lemonade stand in front...

For Arlington teen Sam Shar, the animosity between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland seems hard to understand. For eight Northern Irish teens, the animosity between races in the United...