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Mayors Committee on People with Disabilities Chair Darlene Hunter sits in her office on Feb. 27 at the University of Texas at Arlington. She has been chair for two years and a committee member since 2018.
Committee on People with Disabilities ramps up efforts for public accessibility
Dalilah Aguilar shares her dream of a more inclusive America that embraces its Hispanic population.
My American Dream is for the nation to embrace and recognize the Hispanic population
Steven Shaw (second from right in the back row) learned how much family means to him while in England during a COVID lockdown.
It took being overseas during COVID lockdowns for me to see how much family means to me
Thanks, Grandma, for blazing a trail for me
An American story made possible by DACA
Growl, located at 509 E. Abram St. in Arlington, Texas, sells new and used vinyl and hosts local and visiting bands.
Growl offers music enthusiasts both live and recorded music at its Arlington store
CosMcs, a McDonalds spinoff store, opened in Arlington at 300 E. Abram St. on April 8--the day of the total solar eclipse.
Not to be eclipsed, Arlington gets McDonald’s spinoff store
PEN America found that books for young adults are among the most targeted by book ban efforts. Shelves of books for young adults are displayed at an area Barnes & Noble.
Book bans continue across the US
The Thank You Darlin Foundation is scheduled to host its annual poetry slam from 1 p.m.-to-3 p.m. April 27 at the TCU Moudy Visual Arts and Communication building.
Thank You Darlin’ Foundation honors a mother’s legacy of helping others
Solar panels now occupy what had traditionally been used for farming crops in Falls County, Texas.
Solar farms, needed to fuel Texas’ voracious energy demand, may crowd out traditional farming operations
Mayors Committee on People with Disabilities Chair Darlene Hunter sits in her office on Feb. 27 at the University of Texas at Arlington. She has been chair for two years and a committee member since 2018.
Committee on People with Disabilities ramps up efforts for public accessibility
Growl, located at 509 E. Abram St. in Arlington, Texas, sells new and used vinyl and hosts local and visiting bands.
Growl offers music enthusiasts both live and recorded music at its Arlington store
CosMcs, a McDonalds spinoff store, opened in Arlington at 300 E. Abram St. on April 8--the day of the total solar eclipse.
Not to be eclipsed, Arlington gets McDonald’s spinoff store
PEN America found that books for young adults are among the most targeted by book ban efforts. Shelves of books for young adults are displayed at an area Barnes & Noble.
Book bans continue across the US
The Thank You Darlin Foundation is scheduled to host its annual poetry slam from 1 p.m.-to-3 p.m. April 27 at the TCU Moudy Visual Arts and Communication building.
Thank You Darlin’ Foundation honors a mother’s legacy of helping others
UTA infielder Ryan Black waits on a pitch during a game against Grand Canyon University on April 12 at Clay Gould Ballpark.
Grand Canyon downs UTA in Friday baseball action at Clay Gould Ballpark
A player swings at a ball during the game on March 23 at Doug Inman Field.
Miracle League swings into action after Arlington mayor throws out first pitch
One of the baskets at the University of Texas at Arlingtons College Park Center. The transfer portal window for collegiate basketball players is now open and will remain an option for student-athletes through May 1.
The NCAA Transfer Portal, explained
Mavericks infielder Tyce Armstrong watches a pitch during the Mavs 16-3 victory over the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks on March 22 at Clay Gould Ballpark.
Mavericks chop down Lumberjacks
One of the baskets at the University of Texas at Arlingtons College Park Center. The transfer portal window for collegiate basketball players is now open and will remain an option for student-athletes through May 1.
Women’s hoops grows in popularity
Growl, located at 509 E. Abram St. in Arlington, Texas, sells new and used vinyl and hosts local and visiting bands.
Growl offers music enthusiasts both live and recorded music at its Arlington store
CosMcs, a McDonalds spinoff store, opened in Arlington at 300 E. Abram St. on April 8--the day of the total solar eclipse.
Not to be eclipsed, Arlington gets McDonald’s spinoff store
PEN America found that books for young adults are among the most targeted by book ban efforts. Shelves of books for young adults are displayed at an area Barnes & Noble.
Book bans continue across the US
Solar panels now occupy what had traditionally been used for farming crops in Falls County, Texas.
Solar farms, needed to fuel Texas’ voracious energy demand, may crowd out traditional farming operations
Last summers heat and drought has crawfish farmers, restaurant owners and consumers feeling the pinch of a crawfish shortage. The supply shortfall has put a damper on crawfish boils.
Crawfish market is cray this spring
A statue of a meditating cat rests on a yoga mat surrounded by a yoga blanket, yoga blocks, and a strap. Yoga practitioners say the practice gives them increased feelings of well being.
Practitioners tout yoga’s benefits
Nehemiah Coffee Co. is located at 505 E. Lamar in Suite K100.
Nehemiah Coffee places emphasis on building connections
An ofrenda, or offering, exhibit at the McAllen International Airport in McAllen, Texas.
Dia de Los Muertos celebrates and honors ancestors
A red wagon contains food donations intended for distribution to Arlington students in need.
New Day Arlington works to provide students with food security
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Mayors Committee on People with Disabilities Chair Darlene Hunter sits in her office on Feb. 27 at the University of Texas at Arlington. She has been chair for two years and a committee member since 2018.
Committee on People with Disabilities ramps up efforts for public accessibility
Shelby Carter, Staff Writer • April 29, 2024

ARLINGTON, Texas – People with disabilities are not an inconvenience. They can provide a necessary perspective on how our society needs to change. People with disabilities have had to adapt to their surroundings, but adapting isn’t the long-term solution. The Mayor’s Committee on People with...

Growl, located at 509 E. Abram St. in Arlington, Texas, sells new and used vinyl and hosts local and visiting bands.
Growl offers music enthusiasts both live and recorded music at its Arlington store
Hannah Murphy, Staff Writer
CosMcs, a McDonalds spinoff store, opened in Arlington at 300 E. Abram St. on April 8--the day of the total solar eclipse.
Not to be eclipsed, Arlington gets McDonald's spinoff store
Mia Medellin, Staff Writer
PEN America found that books for young adults are among the most targeted by book ban efforts. Shelves of books for young adults are displayed at an area Barnes & Noble.
Book bans continue across the US
Londy Ramirez, Staff Writer
The Thank You Darlin Foundation is scheduled to host its annual poetry slam from 1 p.m.-to-3 p.m. April 27 at the TCU Moudy Visual Arts and Communication building.
Thank You Darlin' Foundation honors a mother's legacy of helping others
Hannah Murphy, Staff Writer
Solar panels now occupy what had traditionally been used for farming crops in Falls County, Texas.
Solar farms, needed to fuel Texas' voracious energy demand, may crowd out traditional farming operations
Kodi Kluck, Staff Writer
News
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Life & Arts
Growl, located at 509 E. Abram St. in Arlington, Texas, sells new and used vinyl and hosts local and visiting bands.
Growl offers music enthusiasts both live and recorded music at its Arlington store
Hannah Murphy, Staff Writer • April 27, 2024

ARLINGTON, Texas—Vinyl enthusiasts and local music fans have been going to Growl for almost seven years to browse used records and tune into live performances. Located at 509 E. Abram St., Growl hosts local and visiting bands alike whose music varies...

CosMcs, a McDonalds spinoff store, opened in Arlington at 300 E. Abram St. on April 8--the day of the total solar eclipse.
Not to be eclipsed, Arlington gets McDonald's spinoff store
Mia Medellin, Staff Writer
PEN America found that books for young adults are among the most targeted by book ban efforts. Shelves of books for young adults are displayed at an area Barnes & Noble.
Book bans continue across the US
Londy Ramirez, Staff Writer
The Thank You Darlin Foundation is scheduled to host its annual poetry slam from 1 p.m.-to-3 p.m. April 27 at the TCU Moudy Visual Arts and Communication building.
Thank You Darlin' Foundation honors a mother's legacy of helping others
Hannah Murphy, Staff Writer
Solar panels now occupy what had traditionally been used for farming crops in Falls County, Texas.
Solar farms, needed to fuel Texas' voracious energy demand, may crowd out traditional farming operations
Kodi Kluck, Staff Writer
Features
Mansfield resident Julio Alvarez pulls up plastic from the dirt during the Fish Creek Clean-Up event up Feb. 24 at Fish Creek Linear Park. Alvarez is a graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington.
Fish Creek Cleanup Challenge clears rubbish along Fish Creek Trail
Joel Solis, Staff Writer • March 19, 2024

ARLINGTON, Texas—The Fish Creek Cleanup Challenge event on Feb. 24 cleaned up decades-old trash along the creek at Fish Creek Trail. The...

One of the baskets at the University of Texas at Arlingtons College Park Center. The transfer portal window for collegiate basketball players is now open and will remain an option for student-athletes through May 1.
Women's hoops grows in popularity
Kali Haizlip, Staff Writer • March 18, 2024

ARLINGTON, Texas--Excitement is building as March Madness is set to begin. In the world of college basketball, spring is an exciting time...

Opinion
Dalilah Aguilar shares her dream of a more inclusive America that embraces its Hispanic population.
My American Dream is for the nation to embrace and recognize the Hispanic population
Dalilah Aguilar, Staff Writer • November 30, 2023

  My American Dream is to witness the United States embrace and recognize the Hispanic population. This is important and a sensitive...

Steven Shaw (second from right in the back row) learned how much family means to him while in England during a COVID lockdown.
It took being overseas during COVID lockdowns for me to see how much family means to me
Steven Shaw, Executive Editor
Thanks, Grandma, for blazing a trail for me
Valeria Emanuelli, Staff Writer
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Sports
UTA infielder Ryan Black waits on a pitch during a game against Grand Canyon University on April 12 at Clay Gould Ballpark.
Grand Canyon downs UTA in Friday baseball action at Clay Gould Ballpark
Alex Bramlett, Staff Writer • April 15, 2024

ARLINGTON, Texas – Grand Canyon University beat the University of Texas at Arlington in the first of the three-game series by a score of 7-5...

Mavericks infielder Tyce Armstrong watches a pitch during the Mavs 16-3 victory over the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks on March 22 at Clay Gould Ballpark.
Mavericks chop down Lumberjacks
Alex Bramlett, Staff Writer
One of the baskets at the University of Texas at Arlingtons College Park Center. The transfer portal window for collegiate basketball players is now open and will remain an option for student-athletes through May 1.
Women's hoops grows in popularity
Kali Haizlip, Staff Writer
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