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Medal of Honor Museum
When the National Medal of Honor Museum opens to the public on March 25, 2025, visitors will see, among many...
A Big Heart for Arlington
Paul Brodie is proud of his Arlington roots. He went to Pope Elementary, Gunn Junior High, and Bowie High School....
Multi-Generational Member of Snider Family Remembered
The year just ended was marked with the lamentable passing of former Arlington Mayor Pro Tem Bill Snider While Bill’s...
The Greene Corvette
This is the 133rd issue of Arlington Today. Since the beginning, Richard Greene has contributed 110 articles spotlighting a wide array...
From the Football Field to the Battlefield, the Legacy of Maurice Britt
November is often welcomed by crisp air and falling leaves, indicating that fall is here. But for many, it indicates...
Col. Kearby is Ready for His Close Up
Col. Neel Kearby is going home. About time, I say. That memorial statue downtown is fine and good, suitable for...
First Lieutenant Jack Lummus – A Giant and a Marine
On November 9, 1941, the New York Giants beat the Detroit Lions 20-13. On the Giants’ team was a promising...
UTA’s Austen Smith Wins Olympic Silver Medal in Mixed Team Skeet Shooting
UT Arlington Aerospace Engineering major Austen Smith took home her second medal in as many days, this time silver, on...
Pride of the Coast Guard: Signalman First Class Douglas A. Munro
Of the more than 3,500 Medal of Honor Recipients, only one US Coast Guardsman has been awarded the Medal—Signalman First...
Macie’s Mighty Message of Dance, Dedication, and Direction
I wish I could have seen the jaws of the handful of folks judging the Miss Arlington Teen pageant after...
