Hugh M. Moore Elected Mayor in 1925—When Arlington Only Had 4,000 People
Hugh M. Moore (1882–1949) was elected as Arlington’s Mayor on April 7, 1925. At the time, Arlington had fewer than 4,000 people—that’s about 1% of our current population!
Hugh M. Moore (1882–1949) was elected as Arlington’s Mayor on April 7, 1925. At the time, Arlington had fewer than 4,000 people—that’s about 1% of our current population!
On April 4, 1987, Richard Greene became the Mayor of Arlington, ultimately serving five terms until 1997.
Fielder Museum’s resident artist created a piece to honor Arlington’s 150th Anniversary, and I’m proud to have a print!
A weekday afternoon pint of ‘Bing to the Bong’ at Division Brewing in Downtown Arlington.
Medal of Honor Day provided Arlington an opportunity to celebrate one of our hometown heroes—Col. Neel E. Kearby (1911–1944), a recipient of the prestigious medal as a fighter pilot in WWII—with a new display at Arlington’s City Hall.