May 8, 2023 | Greater Arlington, Public Policy
The May municipal elections were big for many reasons. You could find several City Council and AISD Trustee seats on the ballot as well as Mayor and several City propositions. City of Arlington Propositions: Prop. A was a proposal to begin a $219.5 million...
May 3, 2023 | Greater Arlington
If you have met Austin Alburtis, you might think that he is a native to Arlington and has been in insurance for years upon years. Austin is a natural at connecting with people and building relationships, and even though he has just recently joined the Arlington...
Apr 26, 2023 | Corporate Citizenship, Greater Arlington
Every year the Boy Scouts of America’s Longhorn Council sits down to decide who will receive the coveted Arlington Silver Eagle Award. This award is given to someone who is a community leader that strives to make Arlington a better place through every day...
Apr 19, 2023 | Education, Greater Arlington, Small Business
Arlington has too many community leaders to name, but one family that stands out and constantly gives back are the owners of Prince Lebanese Grill, the Kobty family. As an Arlington staple for many years, Prince has been such a reliable supporter of the city. Prince...
Apr 17, 2023 | Corporate Citizenship
Buttermilk Sky Pie Shop may be known for its delicious pies and upbeat employees, but they have been hiding some philanthropic efforts under their crust. Over the past few months, the pie shop has been working alongside some amazing nonprofits in DFW. The “Pie...
Apr 12, 2023 | Education, Greater Arlington
“In principle and reality, libraries are life-enhancing palaces of wonder.” – Gail Honeyman This year marks 100 chapters of the Arlington Public Library! Beginning in 1923, Downtown Arlington’s Library consisted of 500 books in wood crates and was located...
