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Classic car show evokes nostalgia in downtown Arlington (opens the original)
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As the morning light dawned on a cool day, vintage cars slowly arrived in parking lots and began to line the streets surrounding the Vandergriff Building downtown. Attendees of the fifth annual Downtown Arlington Classic Car Show stepped back in time to the days when these old cars were new. Across the tracks, next to the Rotary Dream Park, a crowd moved from car to car, admiring the paint, the style, the age. Cars from the 1920s through the 1980s were on display, from Fords to Volkswagens. Gar
Arlington police officers to cook with community members Thursday (opens the original)
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Arlington residents can enjoy a meal cooked by Arlington Police Department officers and personnel at its last Cooking With Cops event for the year. The final 2026 event for the annual series, created to connect with people after the COVID-19 pandemic, will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Richard Simpson Park near Lake Arlington. Tim Ciesco, media relations coordinator for the Arlington Police Department, said the events started in 2021 as a way to reach out to the community. âOur o
MS NOW Live to bring conversations with reporters, anchors to UTA (opens the original)
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As the 2026 midterm elections approach, MS NOW, a cable news network and news website, is bringing its third annual live, all-day fan event, MS NOW Live, to Arlington. Starting at 2 p.m. Saturday, âTogether in Texas: We the People 2026â will feature over a dozen hosts who will share insight and interact with the audience at the College Park Center. Rachel Maddow, Lawrence OâDonnell, Jen Psaki, Stephanie Ruhle, Ali Velshi, Ari Melber and others will be there. The event will provide fans a f
Here’s what to know about the upcoming Nov. 3 midterm election (opens the original)
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In less than a month, voters will arrive at polling locations for early voting to cast their ballots on several positions within the state and federal governments. After months of candidates campaigning and meeting with voters, the races will come to a head Nov. 3 on Election Day. This election includes a gubernatorial race, where the governor is chosen, said Janet Mattern, League of Women Voters of Tarrant County president. A gubernatorial election is held two years after the presidential elect
Here’s how to register to vote in person, by mail for the Nov. 3 election (opens the original)
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With the upcoming November general election, first-time and returning voters may need a refresher on what voting is and how it works. Voting registration for this election ends Oct. 5. Hereâs what to know about voting and how to register. Voting is a constitutional right of most American citizens over the age of 18. Noncitizens, including permanent legal residents, cannot vote in most federal, state and local elections. Convicted felons or people serving jail time might not be eligible to vote
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