Haute Real Estate Coming to M Street
• July 1, 2016

Nobu, the internationally acclaimed Japanese restaurant, is coming to D.C., specifically to the ground floor of 2501 M, a new project converting the bottom six floors of 2501 M St. […]

Georgetown to Glow Brighter in December
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Georgetown’s business district will embrace the Georgetown Glow art installation this holiday season. Nearly 200 building owners have given their okay for roofline lighting and more than 100 tenants have […]

Friends of Volta Park Keep the Fun Coming
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On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, the Friends of Volta Park — a private-public partnership that benefits Volta Park — had an extra reason to celebrate June 10 during […]

Friends of Volta Park Keep the Fun Coming
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On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, the Friends of Volta Park — a private-public partnership that benefits Volta Park — had an extra reason to celebrate June 10 during […]

Citizens vs. the FAA
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The DC Fair Skies Coalition, comprising citizen associations in the Washington area concerned about airplane noise, air pollution and flight safety, is now actively raising funds to hire expert attorneys […]

Yarrow Mamout Going to National Portrait Gallery
• June 29, 2016

The portrait of Yarrow Mamout — who arrived in America as a slave and died a well-known Georgetown merchant — on display at the Georgetown Public Library’s Peabody Room for […]

Glover Park Gets D.C.’s 10th Kimpton Hotel
• June 20, 2016

The boutique property’s 25 “signature city view guest rooms” come with a telescope.

At Ellington School $100 Million Overun
• June 10, 2016

Citing a failure of city agencies to properly consult with the D.C. Council, a D.C. auditor released a report last week attempting to explain why the Duke Ellington School of […]

Compromise on Tipped Worker Base Pay
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Following a backlash from the restaurant industry over Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposal to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour and the base wage for tipped workers to $7.50, […]

More Officials Petition FAA
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Local officials continue to pile on the petitions to the Federal Aviation Administration, begging the agency to promptly relieve the …