Arlington has dozens of Texas Historical Markers, Local Landmarks, and other historic plaques. The Hill Location: 400 W. Sanford Street in George Stevens Park Marker Text – “A roughly five-block area of Arlington known as “The Hill” was the only addition specifically set aside for the city’s African American residents. In the 1890s, the community […]
Arlington has dozens of Texas Historical Markers, Local Landmarks, and other historic plaques. First United Methodist Church of Arlington Location: 313 N. Center Street Marker Text – “This congregation was established soon after the Texas and Pacific Railroad line was laid through Arlington. In 1877 the Rev. J.T. L. Annis was appointed pastor of the […]
On October 19, Mayor Jim Ross gave his annual State of the City address. The event drew a packed crowd and was available to watch on Facebook, YouTube, and MyArlingtonTV. The mayor’s 50-minute speech looked at Arlington’s current and future state. While I couldn’t attend the event, I watched it online. Here are some highlights and my takeaways.
One of the ten oldest rides at Six Flags—and still one of my favorites—is the Runaway Mine Train.
Legal Draft Brewing Co. opened its doors in 2016. They were one of my favorite local breweries, but closed earlier this year. Here’s a tribute to Legal Draft.
Jason S. Sullivan 