I caught up with Brady and Vickie Richard and their stunning 1931 LaSalle 345A at the recent gathering of a few members of the Classic Car Club of America hosted...

“The life of the arts is far from an interruption or distraction in the life of a nation; it is close to the center of a nation’s purpose and is...

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Sometimes the people of a city become the beneficiaries of the generosity of a fellow citizen who makes their lives better in many ways. Such is Arlington’s good fortune that...

Next spring Arlington will celebrate its 50th anniversary as a Major League city, and this year seems to be setting the stage to commemorate the privilege of being one of...

While we’ve visited other Mustang owners in previous features on these pages, this one has a pedigree the others can’t match. In fact, none of the classic car stories I’ve...

On this page in our May edition I wrote about the approaching 60th anniversary of the opening of Six Flags Over Texas and how that event launched Arlington’s largest economy....

In this month’s issue of this magazine, you will find a summary of the growth our city has realized under the leadership of Mayor Jeff Williams whose term in office...

Cadillac Motor Division produced, mostly by hand, only six of these in 1934, and this is the only known survivor of the massive two-passenger coupe that looked the Great Depression...

Arlington Today Magazine’s publisher Judy Rupay lost her brother to cancer last month. Richard S. Czerwinski was father, brother, uncle and friend to countless others in his life’s journey that...