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Jason S. Sullivan

Exploring the past and present of Arlington, Texas.

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Written by Jason S. SullivanOctober 18, 2025October 18, 2025

“Metallica at AT&T Stadium” (2017)

Metallica played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington for the first time in 2017. This newspaper clipping is from just before the show. It was my first time seeing Metallica in Arlington.

Written by Jason S. SullivanOctober 18, 2025

“Arlington Couple, Founders of Church Here, Wed 50 Years” (1937)

This article from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram celebrates the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fielder, prominent residents of Arlington. Their home, where the anniversary dinner was held, now serves as the Fielder Museum and headquarters for the Arlington Historical Society.

Written by Jason S. SullivanOctober 15, 2025February 6, 2026

“You Better Dig In”—Pantera Bassist Rex Brown Reflects on Playing Moscow in 1991

In this video from Gibson TV’s YouTube channel, Pantera bassist Rex Brown reflects on the band playing in Moscow in 1991. Despite Pantera still being relatively unknown at the time, they performed in front of the largest audience they would ever see in their careers.

Written by Jason S. SullivanOctober 11, 2025October 13, 2025

“Burglars Rob an Arlington Store” (1904)

Big crime in the small town. Burglars hit J. S. McKinley’s store, helping themselves to $300 worth of guns, pistols, knives, and razors before running off like thieves in the night.

Written by Jason S. SullivanOctober 11, 2025October 12, 2025

Colonel Neel E. Kearby—Medal of Honor Citation

October 11, 1943 — Colonel Neel E. Kearby (1911-1944) completed a heroic and daring mission in the skies over New Guinea, scoring six aerials victories and leading his formation to safety, despite being heavily outnumbered. Kearby would receive the Medal of Honor for his actions.

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