Mar 8, 2021 | Greater Arlington, Public Policy
A total of 22 candidates have filed to run in the May 1st Arlington city elections: 8 candidates for Mayor and 14 for four city council seats. Early voting in person will begin April 19th and end on April 27th. Mayor Jeff Williams is term limited and cannot run for...
Mar 8, 2021 | Greater Arlington
Food is an essential part of every city, and Arlington really shows out in this department. Whether you’re craving Jollof rice or pad Thai, there’s something here for everyone. Do you have a favorite local restaurant? This is your chance to help them...
Mar 8, 2021 | Chamber News, Greater Arlington, Women's Alliance
On Friday, we virtually hosted our 10th annual Inspired Women’s Alliance Luncheon! Watch the full event HERE. The luncheon was started to celebrate and empower women in the Greater Arlington Area. It is also an avenue to award Dr. Judith J. Carrier scholarship...
Mar 2, 2021 | Economic Development, Greater Arlington
The Texas Music Office recently named Arlington a music-friendly community. Arlington has produced a host of musical talent, like the acapella group Pentatonix and famed gospel singer Kirk Franklin. They, alongside country musician Marren Morris, won Grammy Awards in...
Mar 2, 2021 | Greater Arlington
This year will mark the 5th annual Medal of Honor Mail Call. It was created in 2017 to honor the 69 living medal recipients. The Medal of Honor is the highest military honor in the U.S. It is awarded to servicemen who have courageously distinguished themselves in...
Feb 8, 2021 | Chamber News, Greater Arlington, Public Policy
The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce takes a moment of silence today to remember Congressman Ron Wright who passed away yesterday, February 7. As a sixth-generation resident of Tarrant County, Congressman Wright was an active member of our community and an...
