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Juneteenth Black Heritage Walk

Join The Black Heritage Museum of Arlington, WalkArlington, and Columbia Pike Partnership as we present our third-annual Juneteenth Black Heritage Walk. Discover Black heritage in Arlington on a walk led by Craig Syphax, a board member and former president of the Black Heritage Museum of Arlington. This two-hour guided walk will take place near Columbia

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Arlington family fights to preserve historic home amid eminent domain battle

A fight over a historic home and eminent domain in Arlington is heating up. Homeowners say they aren't giving up their land but the county has other plans.

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Woman challenges Arlington County to keep family home

A woman is fighting Arlington County from acquiring her cousin's property, that's belong to her family for decades, to make way for traffic improvements.

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Owner of historic Virginia property battles to keep century-old century home as county tries to drive her out

A nearly century-old home in Arlington has caused a dispute between a family and their county government.

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Amid uptick in visits this month, the Black Heritage Museum of Arlington still seeks a permanent home on Columbia Pike

After moving from one temporary location to another on Columbia Pike, The Black Heritage Museum of Arlington has settled into its new digs for now. The museum is currently located on the first floor of the Ethiopian Community Development Council building (3045B Columbia Pike), but it has bounced around the Pike ever since it transitioned from

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