CHCF Gives $50K in COVID Grants
The Capitol Hill Community Foundation announced last month that it approved $50,000 in emergency grants to four local organizations which are helping to mitigate the effects...
How to Help Community During COVID Crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has deprived many people of their ability to earn money, bringing out the disparities in the District. It has also brought...
Ward 6 Mutual Aid Southwest Food and Supply Drive
The Ward Six Mutual Aid Network and Christ United Methodist Church are hosting a Community Food and Supply Drive to help neighbors in meeting...
Visit The Social Distancing Festival
The Social Distancing Festival is an online artists’ community celebrating the work of those who no longer have a showcase.
Founded by writer Nick Green...
Local Businesses Step Up
Even as stores are shuttered, as they wait for their Payment Protection Loans to arrive, as they strategize to face an unknown future, many...
Women of Ward 6
May’s Woman of Ward 6 is Emily Edson Briggs, who won renown by writing a colorfully irreverent newspaper column in the mid to late...
Police, Citizen Advisory Council Teleconference May 6
The next meeting of the First District Police Citizens' Advisory Council (1D CAC) is going virtual at 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 6.
Take the opportuny...
Trivia Game Raising Thousands for Local Businesses
The COVID-19 crisis has brought out the best in the Hill community, which has banded together to help one another even as they are...
Joselito Expands Offerings to Pantry Products
Joselito is selling TOILET PAPER? Now we’ve seen it all. We knew this coronavirus thing was getting weird—surreal--but this is a first.
Joselito de Comida,...
Online Easter Services, Meals and a Socially-Distanced Bunny
For those who celebrate Easter, it is a time to get together with family and friends to celebrate rebirth together with the spring. People...
