The Arlington Sentinel's Alberto Gomez talks to Asia Times Square owner Matthew Loh about the importance of cultural representation and acceptance.

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The Arlington Sentinel's Jessica Lutka explores eki melo, the distinctive jingles that play at Japanese train stations.

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The Arlington Sentinel's Chanel Le visits the only Orthodox church in the Kyoto Prefecture.

Holy Annunciation Cathedral anchors Orthodox faith in Kyoto

The Arlington Sentinel's Alberto Gomez retraces the history of the University of Texas at Arlington's football program, which was discontinued in 1985. (Photo: Arlington Citizen Journal Negative Collection, Courtesy of UTA Libraries Special Collections. University of Texas at Arlington football game against Lamar University at Maverick Stadium, Arlington, Texas. UTA senior quarterback Scott Logan (#9) is seen with the ball.)

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Arlington Sentinel's Lorelai Hofer visits the Ghost Food Park in Arlington, Texas, where she meets Aminta Gutierrez, the owner of two food trucks.

Ghost Food Park in Arlington

The Arlington Sentinel's Natalie McMichael talks with Creative Hands owner Camarie Wallin.

Creative Hands in Pantego offers fun for all ages

The Arlington Sentinel's Jhuliana Rodriguez Mora speaks with teenage entrepreneur Aubreigh Ann Marie Adams about her business, Aromatic Adventures with Aubreigh. Adams' Spectrum Collection of candles honors and affirms those on the autism spectrum.

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The Arlington Sentinel's Nishara Mitchell visits Pumpkin Nights and offers this report.

Pumpkin Nights runs through Oct. 31 in Arlington, Texas

The Arlington Sentinel's Lorelai Hofer examines the wide range of resources the Arlington Libraries provides to the local community.

Arlington Libraries offer more than books

The Arlington Sentinel's Lorelai Hofer explores mariachi music, which was featured as part of the Wesley Foundation's Día de los Muertos celebration on Nov. 1.

Wesley Foundation's Día de los Muertos celebration offers Arlington community chance to experience holiday

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