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K. J. Wilson Law, PLLC, led by its founder and estate planning attorney, Kristen J. Wilson, has been a beacon of trust and vision for the Arlington community since its inception on June 21, 2022.

This fall season brings a plethora of opportunities for Arlingtonians to discover local art in the community. Returning for the second year, one such event is the “Arlington Art Walk” on Thursday, October 5, from 3-7 p.m.

Arlington Economic Development (AED) is excited to announce that applications for the Arlington Innovation Fund (AIF) Catalyst Grant Program are now open. The Catalyst Grant Program is a competitive grant process that will provide grants between $25,000 and $50,000.

Hispanic Heritage Month is a vibrant and culturally rich celebration in the United States each year. In the spirit of this celebration, BizLaunch en Español is excited to unveil a captivating campaign, “United by Our Heritage,” highlighting the beauty of Hispanic culture and promoting and supporting local Hispanic-owned businesses.

Arlington Economic Development interviewed Tamarix Engineering for its TechConnect Profile. Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, Tamarix Engineering launched in 2022 and recently launched its first product – Fixerwise.

The Air & Space Forces Association (AFA) announces plans to relocate within Arlington. The nonprofit's new HQ will be located at Westpost at National Landing, formerly Pentagon Row. After selling its building near Arlington's Rosslyn neighborhood, the AFA cited the desire to locate closer to the Pentagon and its staff as a key decision maker for the move. AFA has plans to move into their new space

Arlington’s office market is facing serious challenges, and there are a host of initiatives in the works to help mitigate those challenges. That’s the message from the recent Bisnow “Future of Arlington County” event.

Arlington Economic Development has named Katharine (Kate) Ange as its new Deputy Director, effective September 5, 2023.

Learn more about Virginia's Commonwealth Cyber Initiative (CCI) and how programs like these, combined with Virginia’s $2 million investment in education, ensure Arlington companies will continue to have an impressive pipeline of talent from which to hire.