(Updated at 2:30 p.m.) Residents hit hard by floods across Arlington are worrying about how to pay the repair costs. Arlington County Manager Mark Schwartz declared a state of emergency two days after Monday's flash floods wrecked homes and destroyed businesses. The County Board now needs to approve the emergency declaration, which could pave the way for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
(Updated at 3:45 p.m.) One day after a GoFundMe campaign launched to support Westover stores hit by Monday's flooding, the fundraiser has passed its initial aim of $25,000 and has moved towards a new $100,000 goal. Flash floods on Monday left stores on the north side of the 5800 block of Washington Blvd ankle-deep in water,
Westover Taco Aims For Fall Opening In Former Home Of The Forest Inn - Arlington, VA - The owners of Westover Taco in Arlington are expecting to open in the fall in the former location of The Forest Inn.
The Westover Market and Beer Garden will still be able to offer outdoor amplified music after striking a new deal with county officials, offering a compromise to placate neighbors who remain concerned about the noise emanating from the establishment. The County Board unanimously agreed to revamped permit requirements for the popular beer garden Saturday (Oct.
Most Arlingtonians recall their whereabouts on July 8, 2019, when the flash floods came. (I was walking in the rain along Fairfax Drive toward Central Library when I was astonished to see a manhole cover bobbing up and down from water pressure.) Among the hardest hit was Westover, where an under .