My First 100 Days as CAG President: Listening, Learning and Leading Forward 
• July 21, 2025

By Amy A. Titus  Over the past 100 days, I’ve had the privilege of engaging in a “listening tour” — meeting with Georgetown residents, community groups and government leaders to […]

DC Mobile Notary: Local Roots, Nationwide Reach
• July 2, 2025

Revolutionizing Apostille and Notary Services Across the U.S. Sponsored Content In a world that’s moving faster than ever, one Washington, D.C.-based company is redefining how critical legal documentation is handled—with […]

Fête de la Musique Brings Live Music to the Streets of Georgetown 
• June 23, 2025

By Annabel Taylor  D.C., a city influenced by French urban planning and built by French architect Pierre Charles L’Enfant, shares more than just a layout with Paris. In 1982, France’s […]

Where to Celebrate Juneteenth Around D.C.
• June 16, 2025

By Caroline Woodward Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day or Freedom Day, commemorates the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States. It is celebrated annually on June 19. Here […]

Dads & Grads
, • June 11, 2025

If you’ve noticed more and more fathers in Georgetown with strollers, or simply walking with their young children, you’re right.  Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, author of “Father Time,” observes: “As mother-centered […]

News Bytes
• June 10, 2025

Georgetown Village Honors Elizabeth Miller    Georgetown residents came out in droves to celebrate community and honor Elizabeth Miller at the Georgetown Village Spring Gala, held at the penthouse of Nancy […]

Travel Alert: Changes to Bus Routes, Stops    
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By Topher Mathews The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is overhauling its bus routes. Some of us know about the bus revolution coming at the end of June, but no […]

World Pride Lights Up D.C.
• June 9, 2025

By Grace Elizabeth Cady It was a sunny, warm Saturday in Washington and people came out in thousands for a celebration of pride. This year marked the 50th anniversary of […]

Travel Alert: Changes to Bus Routes, Stops    
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By Topher Mathews  The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is overhauling its bus routes. Some of us know about the bus revolution coming at the end of June, but no […]

Packed ANC Agenda: Budget, Field Projects, Streateries  
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They tried. They really tried. The commissioners and presenters at the Monday, June 2, meeting of ANC 2E, the advisory neighborhood commission for Georgetown, Burleith and Hillandale, tried to keep […]