Farewell to Tommy Wells… But He’ll Stay Near Our River
Tommy Wells has been Director of the DC Department of Energy and Environment for eight years, and in that role has given special attention...
In Memoriam: Judy Wood
On June 13, 2021, our community lost a beloved friend and community contributor. Judy Wood passed away after heart surgery and complications that followed.
She...
Little Fearless Statues
They made her feel welcome, invited, known. And Laura Lyster-Mensh was finding the little bronze statues everywhere.
“These are fierce little statues. They look cute...
Spring into the Season at NoMa in Bloom
In conjunction with the National Cherry Blossom Festival, NoMa’s neighborhood celebration features activities for everyone to enjoy this spring season. Beginning March 20 through...
Celebrate Cherry Blossom Spirit with Petal Porch Parade
Unleash your creativity and celebrate your cherry blossom spirit with the Cherry Blossom Festival Petal Porch Parade.
The National Cherry Blossom Festival has always been...
Where to Skate Away the Holidays
Get your skate on while the holidays last! There are several rinks open now, most offering skate rental to kids and grown ups alike.
The...
Where Did The “Scooter Boys” Go?
“The Scooter Boys,” they were called, by pretty much everyone. You might have noticed them tootling about in motorized wheelchairs, hanging out at Tunnicliffs...
Separate and Unequal Education in 19th Century DC Schools
The road to the integrated school system that exists today in the District of Columbia has its roots at the beginning of the 19th...
Meet Christ Church’s New Rector
After a 15-month search delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, in August the Rev. John Kellogg was called by the congregation to lead Christ Church...
Capitol Hill Businesses Join Forces to Promote Local Shopping
Celebrate small this weekend, It's Small Business Saturday tomorrow, but the shops of Capitol Hill are working together to make holiday shopping better all...
