May 22, 2020 | Chamber News, Corporate Citizenship, Greater Arlington
This Memorial Day, Operation Airdrop is bringing members of the community together to recognize the sacrifice of our departed military personnel and the brave people on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. Operation Airdrop is a spectacular skydive demonstration...
May 22, 2020 | Greater Arlington
Arlington is home to phenomenal libraries that offer the public opportunities to learn and grow. Arlington libraries are not only feeding children’s minds, but they are once again teaming up with CitySquare to provide meals for our community’s youth. The Arlington...
May 20, 2020 | Chamber News, Corporate Citizenship, Greater Arlington
Texas is synonymous with country music. Every summer, people from all the community and our state gather at venues to enjoy a true Texan past time. Thanks to “Concert in Your Car” country music lovers do not have to miss the summer music scene. The innovative outdoor...
May 18, 2020 | Chamber News, Greater Arlington, Public Policy
Governor Abbott announced today Texas is moving to Phase II of reopening. Monday, May 18 Childcare centers may open. Massage and personal care salons may open with 6 foot spacing between work stations. Youth clubs like scouting, Girls, Inc and FFA may reopen with...
May 18, 2020 | Corporate Citizenship, Education, Greater Arlington
Graduations are looking a little different for the Arlington ISD class of 2020. The newly released Texas Education Agency (TEA) guidelines for in-person graduation ceremonies left the district searching for new solutions that would still give the students the...
May 15, 2020 | Chamber News, Corporate Citizenship, Greater Arlington
Through this pandemic, we have seen the true strength of generosity and kindness within our community. Greater Arlington is stronger than ever because of the organizations, businesses and individuals who are coming together to support one another. Neighborhood Credit...
