Charlie Clark, an author, historian, journalist, and News-Press columnist, spoke to an audience of more than 110 people at Arlington Central Library on Monday about his book, Arlington County Chronicles. The book is a collection of Clark’s most humorous and fascinating columns that delve into Arlington’s history. Clark writes the weekly column “Our Man in Arlington” for the News-Press. His talk was hosted by One More Page Books and Arlington Central Library. (Photo: Courtesy Eileen McGervey)
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