At 1000 N. Glebe Road, pieces of the original “Blue Goose” building were salvaged to create markers with information about Arlington to surround the new building. One of these markers gives a brief history of the Ballston Metro station and how it came to be:

Curbed.com, a website detailing neighborhoods and cities, writes “Why building walkable cities is the key to economic success.” In the article, the author references a new report from Foot Traffic Ahead on the impact of walkable urbanism on U.S. real estate, and that “…On nearly every metric, walkable developments perform better for their citizens, especially economically… On nearly every level, the analysis shows the benefits of denser, human-scale development. High walkability often… Read More

After a year of zoom events and social distancing, events are on their way back. The Patch lists many of these weekly on their website at www.patch.com/virginia/arlington-va/weekends-events-arlington-area-1.

The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) is a leading voice and advocate for the $5 trillion global information technology ecosystem. Their recent CompTIA’s Tech Jobs Report listed Virginia as #4 for tech jobs, no doubt in part due to Arlington’s continued rise in tech positions available.