The Citizen is an offical publication of Arlington County and is published bimonthly by the Communications Office. The Citizen cover news and events of Arlington County.

Brief historic overview of Civil War forts built in Virginia and around Arlington.

Recordings of Arlington Information Channel 31's post-9/11 news coverage. This tape includes: 1. Intercultural tolerance roundtable (Intercultural relations and the impact of terrorist attacks) ; 2. Morning press conference 9/20/01 ; 3. Afternoon press conference 9/20/01 ; 4. Aachen Germany (Sister city) video ; 5. Ceremony transferring control of Pentagon (crash site to FBI) (part 1) 9/21/01.

Presentation about archival & library work relating to the arrangement & description of materials.

Compilation of color 8mm/16mm home movies from 1948. Family visit to a farm in rural Va. & visiting Arlington. "Good ol' Arlington", recordings of J. Mahou of the day-to-day operations of the ACFD.

Public forum allowing Virginians & Arlingtonians an opportunity to raise issues with state senators & delegates. Issues raised include prison sentencing, concealed firearms, support for gay marriage, funding for social programs supporting disabled Arlingtonians, and funding to reform psychiatric facilities.

A theater performance that highlights the personal histories of historical Virginians & Arlingtonians. In most instances, actors read from primary sources such as letters & diaries. Some of the historical figures discussed included: Walter Raleigh, Thomas West, John Smith, John Custis, Daniel Park Custus, Frances Park, Benjamin Sebastian, Jonathan Swift and George Washington, among others.

Recording of post 9/11 Arlington County Government Cable Information Channel 31's coverage including: 1. Audio of a 911 call sending first responders to the Pentagon (9/11/2001). 2. Arlington County Board press conference (9/13/2001) with first responders. 3. Intercultural tolerance press conference (9/14/2001). 4. Morning press conference from county regarding mental health services for the Arlington first responders & community members (9/14/2001)...

Community elders discussing memories of Arlington history. Elders discussed history of topics such as WWII citizen war efforts, fire towers, groceries, paper weaving, 1922 snowstorm, public transportation, school, and various personal childhood memories from growing up in Arlington.

Public forum allowing Virginians & Arlingtonians an opportunity to raise issues with Arlington's Virginia legislative delegation. Issues raised include infrastructure, poverty, tax reform, education, and civil liberties. Multiple disability advocates from the Arc org., a local disability org. address the delegation. Multiple people express discontent over a baseball stadium being built using their tax dollars.