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.
5 Tips for Making the Most of Fire Prevention Week
In a house fire, you may have less than two minutes to escape after the smoke alarm sounds. Here are five steps to ensuring your family is prepared.
Operation FirePaws Returns August 1
Operation FirePaws, the Arlington County Fire Department’s month-long charity drive for the Animal Welfare League of Arlington, kicks off next week.
Volunteers Needed for Emergency Exercise July 19
The County is seeking volunteers to participate in Capital Fortitude, a full-scale emergency exercise designed to evaluate the ability to dispense medication quickly in response to an anthrax attack.
Meet the 2019 Women of Vision
Three women were recognized as the 2019 Arlington County Women of Vision for their commitment to and leadership in the Arlington community.
Meet the 22 Newest Neighborhood College Graduates
Nearly two dozen Arlingtonians have graduated from Neighborhood College, a program designed to help participants become more effective community leaders.
2018 Women of Vision: Meet Adrienne Griffen
Adrienne Griffen is the founder and executive director of Postpartum Support Virginia (PSVa), which she started to fill a gap in services for women.