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Dr. Cluck, who was elected to two terms on Arlington City Council before serving as mayor from 2003 to 2015, passed away on April 14, 2026. He was 87.

Find your free yard sign at City Hall or an Arlington public library location or recreation center near you!

The banners feature five distinct designs highlighting the theme “Celebrating 150 Years of Arlington – Where It All Began.” A sixth design commemorates the nation’s 250th anniversary as communities across the country prepare for the semiquincentennial.

With a rich history of almost a century, the Vandergriff Building, named after former mayor Tom Vandergriff, in downtown Arlington has seen a lot of change over the years and continues to make an impact on the city it calls home.

Rob Matwick is living his American Dream as the Executive Vice President of Public Affairs for the Texas Rangers. He has been part of the Texas Rangers organization since June 2008.

This contribution reflects the Tomorrow Foundation’s long-standing commitment to enriching the quality of life in Arlington. It also highlights the Foundation’s belief that a community’s past, present and future are worth celebrating together. The North Texas Community Foundation has also pledged $10,000 toward the City’s 150th Anniversary celebrations.

The park at 201 W. Front St. contains three of Arlington’s oldest structures and is open to the public on weekends.

The episode features host O.K. Carter in conversation with two of North Texas’ leading transportation experts: Michael Morris, Director of Transportation for the North Central Texas Council of Governments, and Victor Vandergriff, Executive Director of the Tarrant Regional Transportation Coalition.

In case you missed it, 2026 is a pretty big year for Arlington. So lace up your boots, bring your appetite, and get ready to fall in love with Arlington all over again because 150 years in, this city is just getting started.