As the COVID-19 pandemic continues through the year, small businesses have continued to struggle. Lower revenues caused by less people going out to spend their money have caused many negative consequences for businesses. Many local businesses, including Arlington businesses, have been forced to shut down temporarily in order to...

As the year goes on, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to challenge society by forcing it to adapt in order to avoid high infection rates. Nearly every institution on the planet has been affected in one way or another and rarely has it been an easy fix. One of the...

Construction on the Levitt Pavilion Arlington Hospitality Center is over halfway complete after initially breaking ground back in August 2019. The new Hospitality Center will be named after one of its biggest donors, the Baylor Scott & White Orthopedic & Spine Hospital, who donated $750,000 to the project. Another large...

As of Friday, April 24th, the City of Arlington is performing free, drive-through COVID-19 testing for all Tarrant County residents who meet testing eligibility. Eligibility is determined for residents ages 18 and older who are exhibiting symptoms of the respiratory virus that has shaken communities around the world. These tests are...

In early December, the City of Arlington reported the extension and expansion of the Via Rideshare in Arlington. Now, as of Wednesday, January 8th, this affordable and on-demand public transportation plan will be expanded once again. The new route expansion will make Via—the rideshare service that has grown enormously in...

From museums to public art exhibits to Raiders games and the Metropolitan Ballet, the City of Arlington has always been a huge proponent of arts and entertainment—in particular featuring the sports and sporting events at our very own world-renowned facilities. Unsurprisingly, Arlington has also been a strong supporter of the...