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The Upper Peninsula wants to boost its population, but does it have enough housing for an influx of remote workers?

Audrey Clement is again tossing her hat in the ring for the upcoming Arlington County Board race. Clement said in an email to supporters this morning that she is planning to run as an independent in the race, which will fill the seats of Chair Christian Dorsey and member Katie Cristol, who are not seeking

Good Friday evening, Arlington. Today we published articles that were read a total of 8607 times... so far. 📈 Top stories The following are the most-read articles for today -- Mar 31, 2023. Arlington teachers blast decision to remove outdoor locks from staff bathroomsMorning Poll: Have you ever been treated as if you didn't belong

An article this week about an arguably historic, 70-year-old mansion in Arlington possibly being set for demolition had a subplot that could have been a story all on its own. From Charlie Clark, reporting in the Falls-Church News Press (emphasis ours): The purchasers, Mustaq Hamza and Amanda Maldonado, said in interviews, however, that so far

Have you ever showed up to a date and realized you had been stood up? The Arlington County Board nearly did yesterday (Thursday) during a hearing on the proposed property tax rate. The county proposes a rate of $1.013 per $100 in assessed value. While flat over last year, the average Arlington homeowner would still

Among the results of an annual look by GardenComm at the garden trends for the coming year, is a close look at housing and how that is impacting how and

Tree canopy in Arlington County is lower than it was in 2016, according to a new privately-funded study paid for local residents.

And other things our readers told us this week.

You knew it was coming. This week's Mike Mount cartoon is about that controversial Missing Middle vote last week. Tired of reading about it? Well, might want to steel yourself this week, as ARLnow has a series of follow up articles planned. And it's clearly what many locals are continuing to talk about (in real

  The 70-year-old hilltop mansion built by area home builder M.T. Broyhill is set to be torn down, the News-Press has confirmed. The required signage for demolition permits were recently posted in front of the spacious white-brick home at 2516 N. Vermont St., angering neighbors, though ...