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COLUMNISTS: Tea Party slipping? On sports and voter ho-hum
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Arlington News Network columnists this week consider topics as varied as sports addiction and the rule of the majority by a minority –that being the tiny percentage of people who bother to vote and thus select leaders by default. There’s a question, too, of – accurately or not – the perception of fading influence of the local Tea Party movement.
ALLAN SAXE: Once upon a time the political science professor and pundit tutored University of Oklahoma football players, the team at the time being undefeated national champions. The experience has been a las
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Clearly they play well together
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For the third year in a row the 6th grade orchestra at Ellis Elementary teamed with the 6th grade orchestra at Webb Elementary and won first place at the Pride of Texas Music Festival.
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Girl power for sure
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The top 2 percent of students in Seguin High School’s senior class this year happened to be all girls! Congratulations to these ladies and all of the 2012 seniors.
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An early chance to learn about flying
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Young flying enthusiasts will have the chance to earn their wings at the Young Eagles Rally on Saturday, May 19, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Arlington Municipal Airport, 5000 South Collins St.
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Firefighters ask Fill the boot for MDA
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Arlington Fire Department and the Muscular Dystrophy Association partnered in the fight against neuromuscular diseases during the annual Fill the Boot campaign.
A media kickoff for the e
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CAT OF THE WEEK
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Pretty boy Avery needs new home
Meet Avery, Arlington Animal Services Cat of the Week!
Avery is a gorgeous solid white adult male cat with bright blue e
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