Chris Moss | Arlington Report
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One of the largest pride events in North Texas won’t return to the city unless LGBTQ protections are reinstated, organizers said.
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Arlington will host nine matches in the tournament. There are multiple ways to secure your seat in Dallas Stadium for next year.
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The decision came after more than 50 people addressed the council, all but 11 of them in support of reinstating the ordinance.
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Arlington will vote Dec. 9 on reinstating its suspended anti-discrimination ordinance after months of debate, with several council members signaling support amid concerns over federal funding and enforcement.
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FIFA unveiled the schedule for group stage games a day after teams found out their opponents.
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In April, Arlington ISD trustees were told that a declining birth rate and charter schools are pushing the district’s enrollment to fall under 50,000 students by 2032.
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Now, the vote to restore the ordinance is slated to be taken on Dec. 9.
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Thousands of mailers, social media posts and television commercials are pushing the city of Arlington to restore its anti-discrimination ordinance and questioning City Council members’ values.
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Odom served in multiple roles across the city, from its Planning and Zoning Commission to City Council. Mayor Jim Ross said he was “the true meaning of a trailblazer.”
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Mac McKenzie and Vee Lindsay, who both served in the Air Force, watched the annual Veterans Day parade in Arlington from their seats in front of the National Medal of Honor Museum.
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Arlington will welcome veterans from across North Texas to its entertainment district for the Arlington Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 11.
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Arlington Mayor Jim Ross will be running for reelection with hopes of securing a third and final term as the face of the American Dream City.