Arlington Coffee Roasters Celebrates City Pride, Brews Community
The 150th anniversary blend is available for purchase at Arlington Coffee Roasters at 400 E. Division St. through the end of 2026.
Arlington Archives Explores UTA’s Transformation
“The Evolution of UTA” offers listeners an engaging look at one of the city’s most influential institutions and the people who shaped it.
Arlington Celebrates National Preservation Month and 150 Years
The proclamation recognizes the individuals, organizations and volunteers who actively protect the city’s historic places and ensure Arlington’s heritage remains visible for future generations.
A Look Back: Arlington Garden Club Celebrates 100 Years of Service
The club commemorates its centennial by highlighting a century of work in gardening, preservation and civic pride.
‘Arlington Eats’ 36 Years of Tradition and Tastes at Marquez Bakery
Since its opening, Marquez Bakery has grown to include a panaderia, a flour tortilla factory and a restaurant with a varied menu.
National Preservation Month Feature: Sandstone Houses in Arlington
Though use of sandstone as a residential building material has been clearly on the wane for more than a half century, more than 15 examples of such construction grace Arlington’s central area.
The Center of it All: A Historic Walking Tour of Downtown Arlington
Discover the people and places that helped shape our journey from a tiny railroad stop to a thriving city.
150th Anniversary Gear Now Available
The shop offers a variety of apparel and accessories, including T‑shirts, hats, polos, hoodies and other items featuring designs that highlight this milestone moment in the city’s history.
City Council Approves 150th Anniversary Public Art Piece
Commissioned exclusively for Arlington’s sesquicentennial, the glass sculpture is designed to serve as both a visual centerpiece and a storytelling platform that reflects the community’s past, present and future.
‘Arlington Archives’ Uncovers Full House with Top O’ Hill Terrace
Listeners learn of the property’s evolution from a bustling gambling destination to a place marked by hidden tunnels, high‑profile guests and federal raids before becoming the campus of Arlington Baptist University.