Founders Square Founders Square is located just a few blocks from Ballston Metro, along Wilson Boulevard between Quincy and Randolph. When complete, it will be the first LEED neighborhood in Arlington County. LEED for neighborhoods is an innovative pro... »
Winners Arlington County - Got an excellent new board member, one who will be independent, hard working, and honest. Good job, Arlington! Mary Margaret Whipple - She's been on somewhat of a roll recently in terms of her endorsements (e.g., Barbara Favo... »
With the Arlington County Board Democratic caucus just 8 days away, things are definitely heating up with the two candidates widely assumed to be the frontrunners. First off, Libby Garvey has now been endorsed by recently retired State Senators Mary Ma... »
by Miles Grant The mainstream press holds transit projects to a higher cost-effectiveness standard than highways, as recent coverage of the proposed Columbia Pike streetcar demonstrates. Artist's conception of Columbia Pike Streetcar (via ColumbiaPikeV... »
by Miles Grant The mainstream press holds transit projects to a higher cost-effectiveness standard than highways, as recent coverage of the proposed Columbia Pike streetcar demonstrates. Artist's conception of Columbia Pike Streetcar (via ColumbiaPikeV... »
Arlington is gearing up for a special election to replace Senator-elect Barbara Favola on the County Board, with the caucus dates now set for 2/2 and 2/4 (at the NRECA Building and Kenmore Middle School, respectively), and with numerous candidates anno... »
by Gregory Billing Building on the success of Capital Bikeshare in DC and Arlington County, Montgomery County is preparing to submit a grant application to the Maryland DOT to help fund bike sharing in the lower county region. Photo by bryandc2 on Flic... »
Arlington County officials say they are working with Alexandria to conduct an environmental assessment for the Route 1 corridor from Crystal City to Potomac Yard, ARLNow.com reported. A report in the Connection Newspapers said Arlington had pulled back... »
