Exciting News for Book Hill Park?
• December 9, 2025

A surprise meeting is being organized on Tuesday, December 9 at 6:30 p.m. about the allocation of funds to undertake some long-sought improvement projects at Book Hill Park, including the […]

Georgetowner Readers Weigh In on Streateries 
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805 words    Last month, The Georgetowner raised a question important to the Georgetown community: Are streateries beneficial or a terrible long-term idea? Our editorial, followed by a submission from Citizens Association of Georgetown President Amy Titus, prompted responses from readers. Here are their comments.   Limit the number […]

Year-End Crime Review: A Safer Year for D.C.   
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Washington, D.C., is closing out 2025 with some of the strongest crime declines the city has seen in over a decade. The improving landscape has direct implications for Georgetown, a community focused on sustaining a safe and […]

A Holiday Tradition Takes Shape … in Gingerbread  
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By Kalyn Tippett    Georgetown introduced a new holiday tradition this month with the debut of the Georgetown Gingerbread House Competition, a community initiative that brings together some of the neighborhood’s top culinary talent to raise funds for […]

Business Ins & Outs: Google Store Opens; Happy 25th to Bacchus Wine Cellar!
• December 8, 2025

There’s been a flurry of openings lately. One veteran customer said she was impressed to observe the number of bags being carried by shoppers along Georgetown sidewalks on Black Friday.  In: Google Store Opens on M   A brick-and-mortar Google […]

The 2026 Mayoral Campaign Begins
• December 1, 2025

Here’s a look at some of the most likely candidates — and the leading contenders — to run for mayor of Washington, D.C. in 2026, now that Muriel Bowser has […]

Business Ins & Outs: Google, Lil Sweet Treat, Salt & Sundry
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In: Google Store on M Ready to Open A brick-and-mortar Google Store will open by this weekend or next week, according to various reports, at 3235 M St. NW. The […]

D.C. Council’s Vote on the Streatery Emergency Act Is Tomorrow
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The Georgetowner received this letter from the Citizens Association of Georgetown President Amy Titus over the Thanksgiving holiday. In an opinion piece about streateries in our November print issue and […]

A First Look at D.C.’s 2026 Cherry Blossom Season
• November 24, 2025

By Mia Pech Even with autumn leaves on the ground, D.C. is already looking ahead to spring. On Thursday, November 20, the National Cherry Blossom Festival unveiled its plans for […]

November News Bytes
• November 10, 2025

Old-Fashioned Fun at the Grand Old Ditch  The first-ever Canal Day gathered family and friends on a perfect Sunday, Oct. 19, to recognize one of Georgetown’s crown jewels — the […]