My column last week on public signs led me down the rabbit hole of Arlington’s history on the enforcement of sign ordinances. The most famous example takes us back to
Every year that I have served, the month after returning from the legislative session has been a blur. After two or three months in Richmond, I come home to a
by Amy Zang Sailing School Director/Owner There’s a moment early in every young sailor’s experience when something clicks. The wind fills the sail, the boat responds, and suddenly they’re not
With recent columns about public playgrounds and public art, this week I thought I would tackle another “public” theme: public signage. It is a topic that has been a controversial
Mention The Salvation Army and multiple images come to mind – bellringers with a red kettle at shopping centers during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays; a facility that accepts donations
It’s never a good idea to pick a fight with the Pope. Leaders in the Middle Ages learned that lesson and were excommunicated, but Donald Trump and J.D. Vance either
