Police are looking for a man who allegedly threatened to pull a gun on an animal control officer after being confronted over an off-leash dog. The incident happened Saturday morning in the area of Marcey Road Park and Potomac Overlook Regional Park, in North Arlington. No one was hurt, no gun was actually seen, and
Arlington County has spent more than $150,000 on acoustic fencing to help manage the noise coming from pickleball courts. In recent weeks and months, acoustic fencing has gone up around multi-use courts at five different parks around the county. That includes Glebe Road Park, Marcey Road Park, Hayes Park, Virginia Highlands Park, and Walter Reed
Arlington County's pickleball plans continue to peeve particular people, prompting a potential project pause. The Donaldson Run Civic Association (DRCA) sent a letter to the county's Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) late last week expressing the belief the department did not sufficiently involve the civic association when making the decision to re-line several tennis
One person's vacant building is another's future pickleball facility. Not to be topped by a County Board candidate's suggestion to put pickleball facilities at the condemned Key Bridge Marriott, Board Vice-Chair Libbey Garvey mulled whether vacant office buildings could be retrofitted for courts. "We've got these office buildings that are kind of empty, and we're
County Board candidate Kim Klingler is taking the phrase "running for office" literally. Klingler's campaign has scheduled a series of morning jogs with the candidate. The jogs are open to anyone interested in learning more about Klingler, a trained emergency medical technician and a certified personal trainer. "Arlingtonians can start their new year off right