Georgetown’s Dancing on the Waterfront summer series of free dance classes has seen a rise in attendees ahead of its conclusion on Sept. 29.
Rose Park Winter Market Night is approaching, but the park’s trash crisis remains unresolved.
Although the government shutdown, the longest in history, may end soon, food insecurity remains a long-term concern.
Some students and faculty, unaware of the power outage, tried to enter the locked academic buildings but were stopped by staff.
After more than two years of waiting, residents are looking forward to the return of boat tours on the historic C&O Canal next spring.
The construction has been delayed at least three times. With water continuing to erode the two cemeteries, the District Department of Transportation is pressured to give an answer about its next plan.
From a paddling race to DC Water’s tunnel project, advocates and government agencies continue to take action to protect the nation’s river.
Those who work and visit the historic area say the National Guard’s presence and ICE enforcement, along with rising prices, are having an impact.
Students who attended high school through a laptop prepare to graduate from college at the same time companies they’re applying to are shifting back to in-person requirements. Are these students ready?
Advocates suggest solutions for Georgetown’s scooter ‘problem’ ahead of 2025 permits.
Independent businesses and a community of block captains are staying vigilant.
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