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A look at the smallest and largest homes sold in Arlington last month, October 2023.

There's persistence, and then there is Audrey Clement and her decade-plus effort to get elected to local office in Arlington. Clement talked with ARLnow editor Scott Brodbeck to talk about her latest unsuccessful run for County Board, her allegations of media bias and age discrimination, Missing Middle zoning changes, proposed changes to Arlington County's governance,

Just Reduced features a 6 BD/4.5 BA home with bamboo hardwood floors, a fireplace and deck.

This month’s Mike Mount creation is more of a graphic than a cartoon. People in Arlington, like people in many communities, enjoy complaining about certain things. Now imagine a house in Arlington so perfectly configured that you basically have an endless supply of things to complain about. That's what is depicted above. See Mike’s local ‘toons

Under the direction of Music Director James Ross, Alexandria Symphony Orchestra presents a holiday program “Holiday With A Twist." Enjoy this celebration of the season with traditional fare mixed with jazz baritone Joshua Banbury and Alexandria resident and world whistling champion Chris Ullman. The concert features favorites such as A Charlie Brown Christmas, It’s Beginning

Primary Day Off For Students -- "Arlington School Board members on Nov. 30 will vote on a staff proposal to give students the day off on March 5. That’s the date scheduled for Virginia’s presidential-primary elections, meaning many schools potentially will be in use as polling places." [Gazette Leader] New Delegate Gears Up -- "She won’t

All lanes of S. Glebe Road were blocked between Walter Reed Drive and Columbia Pike this afternoon due to a crash.

A 2 BD/2 BA brick home with a fireplace, unfinished basement and fenced backyard is included in Just Reduced.

Despite weathering the pandemic, small businesses along Columbia Pike are now facing a new set of economic challenges, including rising rent, inflation, new developments and ongoing road work. Deputy Director of the Columbia Pike Partnership Amy McWilliams sat down with ARLnow's James Jarvis to delve into the economic hurdles that these small businesses are still Despite weathering the pandemic, small businesses along Columbia Pike are now facing a new set of economic challenges, including ...

Arlington County's newest Dunkin' Donuts is now open in Clarendon. The combined Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin Robbins store at 3009 Clarendon Blvd celebrated its grand opening this morning (Friday). The celebrations include free doughnuts for all customers and appearances by mascots Cuppy and Sprinkles and cheerleaders for the Washington Capitals. Tomorrow (Saturday), customers can get