For those who may not be able to celebrate Thanksgiving in the most traditional way, an Arlington organization is providing meals to local residents that may be disadvantaged.  Beginning thirty-seven years ago, the Knights of Columbus has served Thanksgiving meals for more than 3,000 “disadvantaged neighbors.” Kate Gilchrist McMorrow, whose […]

While normally Thanksgiving is considered to be a day of a lot of food and family, some wake up in the early hours of the morning to participate in what is known as a “turkey trot”— a footrace of a normally long-distanced variety held on Thanksgiving day. Locally, the Arlington […]

As the holiday season approaches, one popular gift someone can give to themselves or others is a furry friend. However, the adoption of a pet during the holidays comes with responsibilities and circumstances that may differ from the adoption process any other season.  Adoption agencies and shelters are gearing up […]

When it comes to the holidays, most people may be worrying about what to get their family, friends or significant others as a gift. In certain cases, people may be scrambling to make sure their beloved pet can partake in the season with a present or treat.  Whether it be […]

Although the holidays are meant to be enjoyed by people and even their furry friends, there may be underlying dangers that could put a beloved pet at risk.  Decorations, costumes and even the classic Christmas tree can be a hazard for an animal. Pet owners can avoid any potential injury […]

With Veterans Day this Friday, it’s around this time people recognize and remember the sacrifices veterans have made to ensure the safety of us all. Recently, a local organization reciprocated its thankfulness by providing a Korean War veteran with no-cost home repairs and accessibility modifications.  Rebuilding Together of Arlington, Fairfax […]

By Dave Crance and Kylee Toland On Veterans’ Day this Friday, November 11th, the City of Falls Church will celebrate Veterans Day with various memorial events and ceremonies, including the honoring of four young high school graduates from Meridian High School (formerly George Mason High School) slain performing active military […]