Westpost at National Landing in Arlington is hosting a Makers Market on the first Sunday of each month, starting on Sunday, April 2.
Niche, a platform for community and school ratings, released its best cities to live rankings, and Arlington is near the top of the list.
Good news in NoVA this week includes a St. Patrick's Day dog adoption event, a National Spelling Bee competitor, and a social media icon.
The Arlington Civitan Flea Market, one of the largest in the region, begins its 2023 season April 1 at the W-L High School parking garage.
Good news in NoVA this week includes Jake's Gourmet Popcorn coming to Seven Corners, honors for Ilia "Quadgod" Malinin, and Bunny photos.
The Virginia State Police are investigating a fatal crash that occurred early Saturday morning on Interstate 66 at the Rosslyn Tunnel.
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Retired U.S. Army Col. Paris Davis of Arlington, a Vietnam War veteran, received the Medal of Honor at a White House ceremony on Friday.
Good news in NoVA this week includes Candytopia to sweeten Tysons, costumed students read children's books and best small towns to visit.
Good news in NoVA this week includes a top honor for a local civil rights icon, a Meatball Madness tournament, and a cargo of rescued cats.
Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, who helped integrate lunch counters in Arlington, was honored by the Virginia General Assembly for her activism.
Good news in NoVA this week includes the Heart of Del Ray award winner, a new Free Little Art Gallery in Herndon, and the Boss at Nats Park.
The drinking water cleaning process will be starting on Feb. 20 in Arlington, earlier than the traditional March start to the process.
Good news in NoVA this week includes a big expansion at a local food bank, a retiree wins $1M prize, and familiar faces in Super Bowl LVII.
Good news in NoVA this week includes a smooch-the-pooch charity event, robot deliveries roll on, and a local U.S. figure skating champion.
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The American Library Association awarded Arlington author Amina Luqman-Dawson the John Newbery Medal and the Coretta Scott King Book Award.
Public library and intellectual freedom groups are troubled by a "parental advisory label" bill introduced in Virginia for library books.
Good news in NoVA this week includes record-setting high school golfers, amazing middle school engineers and a jukebox auction for charity.
Good news in NoVA this week includes an Exemplary Service Award recipient, a New Year's Millionaire winner and a new creative arts school.
Good news in NoVA this week includes a star athlete's Cure City fundraiser, MLK Jr. Day book drive and the DC area's top casual restaurant.
The authors of the children’s book “From Lee Highway to Langston Boulevard” are hosting a Martin Luther King Jr. holiday book drive.
Good news in NoVA this week includes a Vienna bar crawl among friends, Alex Ovechkin's 800-plus goal celebrations, and a first baby of 2023.
The Kitchen of Purpose, a bilingual culinary training program based in Arlington, received an $80,000 grant from Bank of America.
There's always room for a little more good news. As we look back on 2022, we wanted to share some special moments from the year in Virginia.
Arlingtonians debated the missing middle housing proposal. Arlington honored prominent Black residents. Here's the top county news of 2022.
Arlington Public Library offers a breakdown of adult eBook, eAudiobooks and print checkouts that made the library's 25 top list of 2022.
Good news in NoVA this week includes Kolby the llama reunited with owner, holiday pet photos and a new home for Lily's Chocolate & Coffee.
Arlington has the 2nd happiest people in the country, just behind Sunnyvale, California, according to a new data analysis by SmartAsset.
Good news in NoVA this week includes two auto shop teachers making a difference, Little City Gift Cards get replenished and fare-free Metro.
Mount Olive Baptist Church, in partnership with the Capital Area Food Bank, is sponsoring a Christmas drive-thru food give-away on Saturday.
We all know someone who's making a difference. Andrea Baumann shows her dedication to Arlington's seniors through her exercise classes.
The public will receive $5 off any menu item from Fire Works American Pizzeria if they donate blood on Dec. 19 in the Courthouse area.
Good news stories in Virginia this week include dazzling holiday lights, 2 NoVA cities are among the happiest places in US and local heroes.
At least 16,670 residents of Arlington, including 850 children under the age of 18, are food insecure, according to Feeding America.