CAGTOWN NEWS

By Francis Rienzo and Robert Devaney For those who haven’t been paying attention, here’s a local newsflash: a political earthquake has occurred in Washington. A new era in D.C. politics […]

By Leland Schwartz The standing-room-only audience of riders at Middleburg’s National Sporting Library & Museum gasped when Dr. Janet Jones, a cognitive scientist who trained hundreds of difficult and green […]

A Georgetown classic, Kafe Leopold is set to close at the end of Father’s Day, this Sunday, June 21. The popular, out-of-the-way restaurant opened in 2005 and became one of […]

Photo by M.V. Jantzen.Good morning Georgetown, here’s your weekly news round-up:Why Halcyon House, the non-profit, is leaving Halcyon House, the house.ANC Report from our last meeting.As you may have heard, Robert White won the Democratic nomination for DC Delegate, meaning that Brooke Pinto will remain our Councilmember.

What a weekend! Tomorrow is Juneteenth, Saturday is the Capital Pride Parade and Sunday is Father’s Day (and, ahh, the first day of summer). Here in Georgetown, Saturday, June 20, […]

Whether or not you’ll be greeting astronomical summer in the Northern Hemisphere at 4:24 a.m. this Sunday, a convivial opportunity to celebrate the North Pole’s maximum Sun-ward tilt will arrive […]

Paying tribute to David Hockney, who died last Thursday at age 88, King Charles III called the painter “a Yorkshireman through and through.” Yorkshiremen — Hockney was born and attended […]

A boot store is apparently taking over the former Sprinkles store front at 3015 M st., according to plans filed with the Old Georgetown Board.The store is Thursday Boots. Presumably they’re also good for Friday through Wednesday. And in keeping with the theme of yesterday’s article: this is a DTC store that is now branching out with a handful of locations in hip locales. For this one that includes

The much beloved Random Harvest closed up shop earlier this year. And signs on the windows announce what is to follow: East Fork.East Fork is a Asheville, NC-based ceramics shop that specializes in home goods. So in that sense, it’s a nice continuation of the legacy of Random Harvest, which also aimed to fill your home with nicely crafted goods.But in another less obvious way, this store is very m

By Francis Rienzo Janeese Lewis George, a top Democratic mayoral candidate, was ordered by D.C.’s Office of Campaign Finance to pay $16,000 in fines on Friday. Investigators found that her […]

By Leland Schwartz The E. coli levels in the Potomac have all returned to normal and safe levels since the sewage spill in January, but what keeps the Potomac Riverkeeper […]

A stop sign camera has been installed at the intersection of 33rd St. and O St. It appears to capture drivers who drive northbound on 33rd St.I am very glad to see this installed. This intersection has had some egregiously dangerous driving for a long time. For instance, this is a scene I came upon at this intersection in April. No car should be going so fast through an intersection to allow it to

In the wee hours of Saturday, June 13, following an extension of the midnight deadline due to thunderstorms, workers removed what many consider the most objectionable plastering of the current […]

An Announcement from the Department of Public WorksSpring is here, and our full complement of spring services is in full swing. These services include Street and Alley Cleaning, Grass Cutting & Mowing, and Graffiti Removal. For additional information regarding our Spring Operations, please visit our website https://dpw.dc.gov/springStreet & Alley Collection Division teams will complete any remaini

By Callie Solomon Before opening Springbone Kitchen, co-founder Sam Eckstein said eating out often meant a similar routine: asking questions about ingredients and cooking methods and frequently not receiving straightforward […]

The Friends of Volta Park gathered June 4 for its annual cocktail party at Fathom Gallery on Wisconsin Avenue to celebrate the completion of major upgrades throughout the public park […]

“The room was absolutely crackling with energy and possibility,” remarked one attendee at Washington AI Network’s second annual AI Honors, held June 3 at the Waldorf Astoria on Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington’s […]

Photo by Adam Fagen.Good morning Georgetown, here’s your weekly news round-up:Q&A Cafe has NBC4 local news anchors next week.The CitizenM hotel is set to open this month.GU transitions to its new permanent president at the end of the month.

Fallingwater has always been more than just a vacation home. It remains one of the most acclaimed and dramatic designs by architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who also designed the Guggenheim […]

In a world divided by wars, tariffs and politics, the U.S. has a chance to unite nations for a change. This week marks the start of the World Cup in […]