9/11, 24 Years Later
• September 11, 2025

Today marks 24 years since our world changed forever. In the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center Twin Towers, Pentagon, and in a field in […]

Bowser’s Quotes on Home Rule  
• September 10, 2025

Staying the course and answering her critics, Mayor Muriel Bowser has said: “Our North Star is protecting Home Rule and D.C.’s autonomy. D.C. residents, we are going to continue to […]

Editorial: Where’s Our Billion?  
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Where’s our billion dollars? We’re not talking about Powerball. We’re talking about a Congressional power play that stripped $1 billion from the D.C. budget. The president and the Senate approved […]

Editorial: Trump v. Smithson  
• September 9, 2025

A pitched battle between ideology and science took place 100 years ago.  The town of Dayton, with a population of 2,000 or so in 1925, hosted a court case brought […]

Medstar Georgetown’s Dr. Leger Talks Prostate Cancer
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Sometimes it’s hard to keep track of every disease’s respective “month.” One caught our eyes — and our hearts — recently: Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Held every September, it helps […]

Sports Column: Hilary Phelps  
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Meet our first sports column profile subject: Hilary Phelps.    Phelps, sister to 23-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps, grew up in Towson, Maryland. At one point, she was the fastest […]

Rose Park to Celebrate 100 Years  
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Rose Park in Georgetown is almost always an active place, no matter what time of day or evening. The nearly two acres of public gardens and groomed lawns boast picnic […]

Community Calendar
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GEORGETOWN ART ALL NIGHT   Friday, Sept. 12   This family-friendly event, with live music, art exhibits and interactive workshops, runs from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. along Wisconsin Avenue between N and […]

News Bytes
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  ‘Beautiful Day’ for Some Biking    Yup, “I Heard It Through the Grapevine.” Through Oct. 4, put your pedal to the metal on Light Lane — a public art installation that […]

Georgetown: Riding the Sweets Rush  
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Georgetown is quickly becoming D.C.’s Sweets Central, perhaps taking the cake (pardon the pun) as the top neighborhood if you have a sweet tooth. Previously, during the craze of the […]