Virginia Hospital Center plans to build a new outpatient building and parking garage on a 5.6-acre site on North Edison Street that it will buy from the county under terms of a 2015 land purchase agreement.
The Arlington County Board approved plans at its Saturday meeting to expand and renovate a neighborhood elementary school in the Westover neighborhood.
While cities across the U.S. compete to land Amazon’s HQ2, one group of residents in Arlington said they don’t want to see Amazon’s new headquarters set up shop there.
Arlington Democrats will decide on June 12 which of two blue contenders is going to fight to reclaim a seat on the County Board taken four years ago by Republican-turned-independent John Vihstadt.
Arlington is one of three local communities stilling in the running for Amazon’s second headquarters — and citizens want to know how the county intends to sweeten the pot to close the deal.
While residents in Arlington County, Virginia, won’t see a property tax hike hit the books, they are still going to wind up paying more. Get the details.
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The Arlington County Board approved a $1.7 million contract to update and modernize a branch of the Arlington County Public Library. Here’s what’s planned for the finished product.
Over the past few years, Arlington County has repeatedly branded itself as a welcoming community for immigrants of all legal statuses.
The 24-story, 334,000-square-foot building, with 302 apartments, will go up at 2351 Jefferson Davis Highway.
Environmentally sensitive lands near streams, wetlands and other bodies of water have been added to the preservation area.
Enrollment has been rising at Arlington Public Schools, which means that some schools are looking to add a bit more room for students by embracing temporary classrooms.
The Arlington County Board on Saturday formally adopted a $1.25 billion budget for 2018 — which includes a 1.5 cent increase in real estate taxes, $23.3 million more for schools and $7.4 million for Metro.
Arlington County property owners can expect to pay higher tax bills next to year to cover the cost of growing school enrollment and to help pay for Metro’s budget shortfall.
The Arlington County Board supported the plan’s approval unanimously Saturday, citing the need for more classroom and fire apparatus capacity.