Today, Arlington County officials were informed of a settlement agreement reached between the management of the Purple Restaurant and Lounge and the Virginia ABC. Arlington County is not a party to this settlement.
‘When Our Country Needs Us, You Step Forward’: Volunteering During the COVID-19 Pandemic
A retired Colonel and Arlington resident recounts the months he spent in service to those County residents most in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Apply to Neighborhood College Starting Aug. 3
As the pull of profound issues and recent events elicits a rising tide of activism, equip yourself to drive positive change in your community through Arlington’s free Neighborhood College program. Applications for the Fall 2020 Session open Monday, Aug. 3, 2020.
Arlington’s Chief of Police will Retire in September after 30 Years with ACPD
Chief Farr Retires after 30 Years Police Chief Murray “Jay” Farr announced that he would retire on September 4, after serving in the Arlington County Police Department for 30 years. Chief Farr has provided leadership as Arlington’s Chief of Police since May of 2015. During his time as Chief, he has focused on community engagement, […]
Community Organizations Help Distribute Face Coverings
Nearly 70 community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, and school-based groups that are helping us distribute almost 50,000 cloth face coverings to community members this summer.
Arlington Public Library Offers Virtual Resume Writing, Career Search Services
Arlington Public Library is offering virtual one-on-one appointments to job seekers who want career help or to improve their resume.
Contribute to Your Community This Neighborhood Day
Neighborhood Day 2020) is swapping out the traditional outdoor get-togethers and focusing on how Arlingtonians can build community while staying apart.
Arlington County, Schools Work Together to Expand Access to Food During COVID-19
Arlington County and Arlington Public Schools have created the Cooperative for a Hunger Free Arlington (CHFA) to coordinate efforts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Arlington’s 51st Tribute to MLK – “Prayers of a King” Tells the Story of Desegregation in Arlington
Arlington will celebrate Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s life and legacy on Sunday, January 19, 5-6:30 p.m. at Wakefield High School with a tribute in music, dance and spoken word. “Most people know the story of desegregation in the United States, but too few know the true story of integration here in Arlington. Arlington was the first county in […]
Census Jobs – Earn Money While Helping the Community
The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting temporary employees for the 2020 Census. Fill out an application on line or attend one of the Arlington Employment Center’s Census job events.