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Climbing Mount Fuji became a defining moment in a journey of growth. From left to right, Shuang Gou, Faisal Khan and Hasan Mustafa Rivzi. To see the full image, please click on the photo.
Japan journey becomes pathway to self
While studying abroad in Japan, Kodi Kluck learned that to become the person she was meant to be, she had to abandon her comfort zone. In this photo, Kluck admires the famous floating torii gate at Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima, Japan. In Japanese, Miyajima translates to "shrine island."
Discomfort leads to personal growth
Arlington's walkability is hampered by sidewalks that come to an abrupt end or the complete absence of sidewalks, according to advocates for greater walkability. In this photo, a sidewalk gives way to grass and uneven footing on North Davis Drive near West Main Street in Arlington, Texas.
Arlington’s walkability challenge
Tokyo bristles with energy and life after dark.
Tokyo shimmers after dark
Texas is a national leader in the statistic of teen births.
Texas in nation’s Top 10 for teen births
Arlington Sentinel News en Español won the Lone Star National Academy of Arts and Sciences Award for collegiate Spanish-language newscast.
Arlington Sentinel News en Español takes top honor in state competition
From left to right, Friends of Sheri Capehart Nature Preserve members Jim Frisinger, Annabelle Corboy and Jan Miller. They volunteer to maintain and support the preserve.
Preserve invites citizens to beautify city
After phoning to congratulate incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, Democratic challenger Colin Allred reminded supporters that "you can't just be a patriot when your side wins."
Allred concession speech looks to future
Neel Patel, left, and Kartik Patel launched Tikka Bowls and Tacos with an eye toward running a business. But after finding unexpected support from the area's Muslim community, the Patel brothers said they treat each customer as family.
Bowling over customers with acceptance
F6 Gallery and Art Lounge, 308 W. Main St. in Arlington, Texas, seeks to promote kindness and gratitude through the love of art.
Live music lives at Arlington’s F6 Gallery
Climbing Mount Fuji became a defining moment in a journey of growth. From left to right, Shuang Gou, Faisal Khan and Hasan Mustafa Rivzi. To see the full image, please click on the photo.
Japan journey becomes pathway to self
The Kobe Muslim Mosque, the first in Japan, was built in 1935. It survived Allied bombing raids during World War II and the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake.
Kobe Muslim Mosque survives adversity
Visitors to Japan's animal cafes find that the animals often have main-character energy and lots of personality, as is the case with this expressive micro pig.
Animal cafes offer unique encounters
Detail of the tattoo the Arlington Sentinel's Andrew Norton got in Japan. Tattoos are traditionally frowned upon in Japan because of their association with organized crime, but the younger generation in Japan is more accepting of body art.
Japan left a lasting mark on his soul, arm
While studying abroad in Japan, Kodi Kluck learned that to become the person she was meant to be, she had to abandon her comfort zone. In this photo, Kluck admires the famous floating torii gate at Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima, Japan. In Japanese, Miyajima translates to "shrine island."
Discomfort leads to personal growth
While tourists to Japan are drawn to the nation's rich cultural traditions and natural beauty, sometimes they just want to experience the familiarity of home and might seek out a gaming arcade. What they'll find is that Japanese gaming is a world away from what they are accustomed to.
Achievements unlocked in Japan
The Mazda 787B, which unexpectedly won the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans. It is currently on display at the Fuji Motorsports Museum in Oyama, Japan.
Japan pushes automotive limits
Equipment sits in the main gym on April 9 at the ASI Gymnastics building in Arlington. The facility is located at 5531 S. Cooper St.
Gymnastics program fosters confidence
Dr. Donald Kasitinon specializes in treating musculoskeletal injuries for athletes in adaptive sports programs across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Screenshot of Kasitinon from a virtual interview.
Donald Kasitinon helps adaptive athletes stay in the game
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
Neel Patel, left, and Kartik Patel launched Tikka Bowls and Tacos with an eye toward running a business. But after finding unexpected support from the area's Muslim community, the Patel brothers said they treat each customer as family.
Bowling over customers with acceptance
F6 Gallery and Art Lounge, 308 W. Main St. in Arlington, Texas, seeks to promote kindness and gratitude through the love of art.
Live music lives at Arlington’s F6 Gallery
Ann's Natural Grocery & Nutrition managing partner Corey Houston helps Arlington resident and employee Mitzi Castaneda stock products.
Providing Arlington a nutritional boost
While Halloween offers the promise of spooky excitement and lots of candy, parents need to take care to ensure their children enjoy a safe celebration.
Tips to ensure a worry-free Halloween
Beth Owens, left, and Letatia Teykl founded the Arlington Women's Alliance 13 years ago when they noticed women were underrepresented in the Arlington Chamber of Commerce.
Representing the underrepresented
The Kobe Muslim Mosque, the first in Japan, was built in 1935. It survived Allied bombing raids during World War II and the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake.
Kobe Muslim Mosque survives adversity
Neel Patel, left, and Kartik Patel launched Tikka Bowls and Tacos with an eye toward running a business. But after finding unexpected support from the area's Muslim community, the Patel brothers said they treat each customer as family.
Bowling over customers with acceptance
Samurai legends comes to life in Kyoto
Samurai legends comes to life in Kyoto
The Fushimi Inari Shrine, a major Shinto shrine in Kyoto, Japan, is known for its thousands of vermilion torii gates.
Religious beliefs shape Japan’s character
Matcha produced in Japan is creamy with almost no bitterness, a result of careful preparation. In this photo, matcha is ready to be enjoyed at the Hokokuji Temple bamboo forest in Kamakura, Japan.
Great matcha begins with preparation
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It's easy to take clean, fresh water for granted, but Arlington, Texas, officials said ensuring the supply is safe requires frequent testing and constant system maintenance.

[Photo] Testing, maintenance key in supplying Arlington residents with safe water

José Romero, Staff Writer
September 7, 2024
Lamar High School in the 76012 ZIP code had a graduation rate of 88.5% in the 2023 Texas Academic Performance Report released by the Texas Education Agency.

[Photo] Can ZIP codes predict academic success?

José Ortiz Jr., Staff Writer
August 31, 2024
Arlington's walkability is hampered by sidewalks that come to an abrupt end or the complete absence of sidewalks, according to advocates for greater walkability. In this photo, a sidewalk gives way to grass and uneven footing on North Davis Drive near West Main Street in Arlington, Texas.

[Photo] Arlington’s walkability challenge

Pedro Malkomes, Staff Writer
August 25, 2024
Hispanics account for half of Texas' population growth, fueling opportunities for entrepreneurs willing to meet the needs of this growing demographic. La Michoacana was launched in Houston in 1986 to serve the needs of an underserved community. Today, La Michoacana Meat Market has stores across Texas, including this location in Arlington, Texas, at 2230 S. Cooper St.

[Photo] Texas’ Hispanic population surges

José Romero, Staff Writer
August 23, 2024
Good ramen is a steaming bowl of tasty complexity, like this offering from Ichiran Kawasaki in Kawasaki, Japan.

[Photo] Japanese ramen knows no peer

Cierra Browning, Staff Writer
August 5, 2024
Esports enthusiasts regularly gather at the University of Texas Library gaming venue, The Basement.

[Photo] Esports continues growth in popularity

Meliza Aguilera, Executive Editor
July 16, 2024
To help Texas transition transportation infrastructure to accommodate electric vehicles, the state secured a $100 million federal to bolster EV charging capacity. In this photo, an EV is hooked to a charger.

[Photo] Texas transportation infrastructure evolving to accommodate EVs

José Romero, Staff Writer
July 11, 2024
The city's 16th Light Up Arlington event is scheduled for Saturday, July 29. The celebration is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. with children's events, followed by live music beginning at 6 p.m. The event is scheduled to conclude with a 20 minute fireworks display beginning at 9:50 p.m.

[Photo] Light Up Arlington slated for Saturday

Meliza Aguilera, Executive Editor
June 28, 2024
The Tarrant Area Food Bank recently launched the Red Bus program to bring essential food assistance directly to underserved neighborhoods, including those in Arlington.

[Photo] Tarrant nonprofits fight food insecurity

Pedro Malkomes, Staff Writer
June 21, 2024
Electric chargers are becoming more ubiquitous throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. This charging station is located in a Metroplex apartment complex garage.

[Photo] A more EV-friendly Texas on the horizon

José Romero, Staff Writer
May 23, 2024
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.

[Photo] Practitioners tout yoga’s benefits

Chaylon Fridia, Staff Writer
March 6, 2024
A fountain sends jets of water in the air at Randol Mill Park's pond as traffic on I-30 streams by in the background.

[Photo] Arlington Parks and Recreation Department celebrates its centennial in 2024

Kodi Kluck, Staff Writer
February 20, 2024
Bicycles on the University of Texas at Arlington campus on Jan. 29.

[Photo] Arlington residents express concerns for pedestrians, bicyclists

Hannah Garcia, Staff Writer
February 1, 2024
Screenshot from the Arlington Police Department's information page about the Connect Arlington program.

[Photo] Arlington Police Department announces new community camera program

Juan Salinas II, Executive Editor
January 22, 2024
Each fall, monarch butterflies migrate south along the Central U.S. Flyway. Each spring, monarchs follow the same flyway north, providing Texans two opportunities to see the butterflies each year.

[Photo] Annual two-way monarch migration under threat from chemicals, climate change and habitat loss

Christy Floyd, Staff Writer
January 21, 2024
Tamales are a favorite holiday dish for many Latin American families. Tamales are made from corn, filled with various ingredients and cooked in a package of vegetable leaves that can be either from corn or plantain.

[Photo] Latin American holiday traditions include favorite foods

Londy Ramirez, Staff Writer
December 24, 2023
It's time to fall back as daylight saving time officially ends at 2 a.m. Sunday. Residents should remember to turn their clocks back one hour.

[Photo] It’s fall back time: daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday

November 4, 2023
The view from atop a Mardi Gras float as it rolls down St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans.

[Photo] Mardi Gras sticks to your belly, and soul

Antonio Funicella, Staff Writer
May 16, 2022
Photo of an "I Voted" sticker.

[Photo] Local primary elections fail to attract significant youth participation

Giselle Vasquez, Staff Writer
May 4, 2022
Photo of lemons and limes.

[Photo] Spike in grocery prices driven by COVID-19 pandemic

Lyndsey DeWitt, Staff Writer
May 4, 2022
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