Research says people who live to age 105 are called “super-centenarians.” Arlington is privileged to have at least one of them and she is a family friend of ours. We...

The year just ended was marked with the lamentable passing of former Arlington Mayor Pro Tem Bill Snider While Bill’s lifetime of community service is remembered throughout our city, it’s...

At Christmastime every year I’m reminded of that alarming December phone call I received some 33 years ago from the board chairman of General Motors who informed me that Arlington’s...

We’ve reached another November and most reading this have a story to share of themselves or knowing someone who has worn one of our nation’s uniforms as we recognize our...

It’s likely that everyone knows the multi-decade slogan of a national insurance company’s saying they are like a good neighbor that’s there for you. The company smartly knows that everyone...

Knowing that Sylvia and I were approaching our 60th anniversary, some friends asked us what were we planning for the occasion. So, I thought sharing that answer more broadly in...

With the grandest ever of Major League Baseball’s Midsummer Classic now part of All-Star Game history, some may wonder just what it all meant to our city that hosted the...

As this year’s MLB All Star week unfolds to national attention centered on Arlington, there’s a unique companion event featuring the work of one of our city’s own premier artists,...

So much has been said and written about the life of Dr. Allan Saxe since his passing last month that it’s difficult to contribute further to his story other than...

While the Cowboys season again ended in disappointment, now is a good time to take a look at the silver lining beyond the wins and losses. Arlington’s substantial economic benefit...