News & Politics
Foxtrot’s Abrupt Closure May Be Illegal
Arts & Society
Washington Ballet’s Edwaard Liang to Speak at May 16 Breakfast
Arts & Society
Social Scene: Your Guide to the 2024 White House Correspondents’ Dinner Weekend
Arts & Society
Weekend Roundup, April 25 through April 28
Food & Wine
Downtown Stunner: La Grande Boucherie
Editorial: DDOT’s Problem with the Public
April 10, 2024
•D.C. Department of Transportation planners and outreach experts met online with Georgetown residents and business owners on April 3 to discuss 17 recommendations to improve the town’s transportation access and […]
Opinion: What Happened to Historic, Safe, and Clean Georgetown?
February 12, 2024
•I have lived in Georgetown for more than 30 years – first on 32nd Street with my wife, Noel, and then on P Street where I raised my three children. […]
Sponsored: The Future of Georgetown’s Streateries & Sidewalk Extensions
January 25, 2024
•[Sponsored Content] By Joe Sternlieb Georgetown BID President & CEO The BID entered 2024 with a full agenda of projects to sustain the leasing momentum we’ve benefited from over […]
Debuts: District Doughnut, Alo Yoga; M St. Work, Sidewalk Pilot
June 8, 2023
•District Doughnut Reopens District Doughnut, formerly at 3327 Cady’s Alley NW, has — at long last — reopened at 3333 M St. NW, once home to Sweetgreen, and long before […]
Georgetown BID: Season of Strong Leasing Activity, Return of Signature Events
April 12, 2023
•Sponsored Content There’s no denying the renewed energy and attention surrounding Georgetown lately, and we’re riding that momentum into the spring with the strongest leasing velocity we’ve seen in years. […]
ANC Notes, Dec. 2022: Hotel Construction on M St., Transformer Statues, New Commissioners
December 5, 2022
•For their final meeting for the year, ANC 2E met virtually on Tuesday evening, Nov. 29 with Chair Rick Murphy (2E03) in a thankful, gracious mood chairing his final ANC […]
Sept. ANC Update: Back-to-School, Art All Night, Rose Park, Starr Restaurant
September 6, 2022
•Holding its September 2022 virtual meeting on Aug. 29 before Labor Day ensured a low public turnout, but the Georgetown-Burleith Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 2E) still made momentous and potentially […]
Crime & Safety: MPD, D.C. Council Step Up Despite Violence, Fatalities
August 1, 2022
•In the summer heat of 2022, the nation’s capital continues to grapple with issues of traffic safety and gun violence, though the D.C. Council and Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) are […]
What’s the Latest on Streateries and Sidewalks?
May 10, 2022
•As the warmth of spring returns, many Georgetowners are emerging from hibernation to window shop along bustling sidewalks and enjoy outdoor dining. So, what’s the latest news on the streateries […]
D.C. Approves $309 Million to Replace 75,000 Streetlight Bulbs
February 7, 2022
•The D.C. Council last week green-lighted $309 million dollars to be spent over the next two years on light bulbs. Not just any light bulbs, of course, but LED light bulbs, as […]