Samuel Gutierrez+FollowArlington preps for World Cup boomArlington is about to feel the world’s energy as the 2026 FIFA World Cup brings millions of visitors and a massive economic boost to North Texas. Local businesses are already lining up for contracts, from catering to construction, and the city expects up to $2.1 billion to flow through the region. With teams like Argentina and the Netherlands confirmed, and special consulate services for fans, Arlington is rolling out the red carpet. Plus, mini-pitches and a trophy tour promise lasting benefits. How do you think this global spotlight will shape our community long-term? #Business #ArlingtonTX #WorldCup202600Share
Emily Delgado+FollowArlington’s Christmas Store: More families than everMission Arlington’s Christmas Store is seeing a record number of families walk through its doors this week—about 8,000 in just two days! That’s a huge jump from last year, and it shows just how many local parents are struggling to make ends meet. The store lets families pick out gifts for their kids for free, so they can focus their money on rent and bills. Volunteers from all over Arlington are making it happen, and donations are still needed—especially gifts for teens and wrapping supplies. How do you think our community can keep supporting neighbors in need? #Safety #ArlingtonTX #MissionArlington00Share
Karen Huynh+FollowArlington’s $1M lottery win has everyone talkingA lucky Arlington neighbor just snagged a $1 million prize from a scratch-off ticket bought at the QuikTrip on Harris Road! With only four top prizes in the Extreme Multiplier game, this is a huge win for our area. The winner is staying anonymous, but the buzz is real—imagine how life-changing that moment must have been. With odds of 1 in 3.75 to win any prize, it’s wild to think someone local hit the jackpot. Would you keep playing if you won big, or call it quits? Let’s hear your take! #News #ArlingtonTX #LotteryWin00Share
John Romero+FollowArlington’s Kroger gets a fresh new lookThe Kroger at Highway 360 and East Arkansas Lane just reopened after a major remodel, and it’s already making waves in Arlington. Shoppers are buzzing about the updated layout, brighter aisles, and expanded fresh food sections. It’s not just a facelift—there are more local products and convenient features that could change the way folks in the neighborhood shop for groceries. If you’ve stopped by, what’s your favorite new feature? And if you haven’t, are you planning to check it out soon? Let’s talk about how this upgrade could shape our weekly routines! #Shopping #ArlingtonTX #Kroger00Share
Erica Martinez MD+FollowArlington sisters’ Christmas wish: A forever homeSaydee and Justice, two sisters from Arlington, have one heartfelt Christmas wish this year—to be adopted together. After five years in foster care and living apart, their bond is stronger than ever, with monthly visits filled with laughter, music, and dreams of a family that will keep them side by side. Saydee, 13, loves music and looking out for her little sister, while 10-year-old Justice adores drawing rainbows and sharing everything with Saydee. Imagine the difference a loving home could make for these resilient girls. What does family mean to you? #News #ArlingtonTX #AdoptionMatters00Share
Cody Kennedy+FollowArlington’s latest millionaire: Could you be next?A scratch-off ticket from a QuikTrip in Arlington just made someone a millionaire overnight—and there are still three more $1 million prizes left in the Extreme Multiplier game! With odds of 1 in 3.75 to win any prize, it’s no wonder folks are tempted to try their luck. It’s wild to think how many Texans have hit it big lately. Would you risk $20 for a shot at life-changing money, or do you see it as just another way to lose cash? Share your thoughts—does this make you want to play, or are you staying away? #News #ArlingtonTX #TexasLottery00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowArlington’s huge holiday food drive shows urgent needNearly 3,000 cars stretched for over a mile outside Globe Life Field, all for one reason: families across North Texas are struggling to put food on the table this holiday season. With grocery prices climbing and kids home from school, the Tarrant Area Food Bank’s massive giveaway became a lifeline for retirees, parents, and anyone feeling the pinch. People lined up before dawn, some waiting six hours, just to make sure their families could enjoy a holiday meal. It’s a powerful reminder of how many in our community are facing tough times. How are rising costs affecting your household? #Safety #ArlingtonTX #FoodInsecurity00Share
Jennifer Mckenzie+FollowArlington’s newest millionaire bought a ticket at QuikTripAn Arlington resident just scratched their way to a $1 million win on a Texas Lottery Extreme Multiplier ticket—bought at the QuikTrip on W. Harris Road! What’s wild is, this is only the first of four $1 million prizes in this game, and the odds are about 1 in 3.75 for any prize. With so many new scratch-offs and big jackpots popping up, it feels like winning is actually within reach for locals. Anyone else tempted to try their luck, or do you think it’s just a matter of chance? Let’s hear your stories and strategies! #News #ArlingtonTX #TexasLottery00Share
Jonathan Clarke+FollowArlington’s newest millionaire: Could you be next?An Arlington resident just snagged a $1 million win from a Texas Lottery scratch-off bought at QuikTrip on W. Harris Road. What’s wild is this is only the first of four $1 million prizes in the Extreme Multiplier game—so there’s still a shot for others! With odds of 1 in 3.75 for any prize, folks are wondering if it’s finally worth grabbing a ticket. Anyone else feeling tempted to try their luck, or is it smarter to keep that $20 in your pocket? Let’s hear your lottery stories and strategies! #News #ArlingtonTX #TexasLottery00Share
