Promising Citi Open Begins on a Rainy Saturday
• July 31, 2017

The Citi Open started under rainy skies Saturday, but all of the matches were made up under clear skies on Sunday. The tennis tournament is now on schedule.

35th Rammys: Colorful, Tasty Salute to D.C. Restaurants
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Winners included Tarver King, Jemil Gadea, John Grace, Ryan Ratino, DC Brau Brewing, Pearl Dive Oyster Palace, Cava Group and Hazel.

Harvey Looks Ahead to Georgetown Main Street Program
• July 27, 2017

The parts of District government that Georgetowners interact with most often are public safety and utilities. But the District’s Department of Small and Local Business Development is working to change […]

Woolly’s Founder: On the Brink of Second Act
• July 26, 2017

Back in early June, the announcement came that Howard Shalwitz would be stepping down as artistic director of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, which has given Washington consistently fresh, ahead-of-the-curve, cutting-edge […]

Your Guide to a Summer of Military Concerts in DC (photos)
• July 22, 2017

Military bands perform at parades, presidential inaugurations, state funerals and a variety of other events and ceremonies across the nation. They honor those who have served our country and inspire […]

Crime Report
• July 12, 2017

(Police Service Area 206) Data supplied by the Metropolitan Police Department Sexual abuse ■ 1640-1699 block, 33rd St.; 5:54 p.m. June 28. Motor vehicle theft ■ 1000-1199 block, 30th St.; […]

ANC Thursday: Wawa; Bike Lanes on K St., Wisconsin Ave.
• June 29, 2017

Updated June 29 The Georgetown-Burleith-Hillandale Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC 2E) will hold its July meeting, 6:30 p.m., Thursday, June 29, at Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School, 35th Street and Volta Place […]

Farewell to Popular Hungarian Ambassador
• June 21, 2017

Hungarian Ambassador Réka Szemerkényi’s farewell at a private club June 7 was a stellar event.  Hosted by Mary Mochary and Aniko Gaal Schott, guests gathered to wish her a fond […]

Community Spotlight
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A membership organization created by the 1963 merger of the Georgetown Citizens Association and the Progressive Citizens Association, the Citizens Association of Georgetown aims “to preserve the historic character, quality […]

Descendants of Slaves Sold by GU Will Enroll
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A brother and sister who descended from slaves sold in 1838, the proceeds benefiting the fledging Georgetown College, will enroll as Georgetown University students this fall thanks to a new […]