Tag: local business
Mix a Cocktail to Win with Emilie’s and The Lockwood
One thing I think many of us seem to agree on is how much easier quarantine is with a cocktail in hand. The next...
Granville Moores Shifts Gears to Italian Comfort
Mussels to pasta? Shellfish probably don’t travel very well, especially in warm weather and during a pandemic. So, Granville Moore’s chef Ryan Gordon—known for...
Support Yards Restaurants –Get Their Recipes
Miss dining at your favorite Yards restaurant? Now you can support your beloved neighborhood spot even when you dine at home.
The Yards has developed...
Montmartre, 7th Hill Hold Closing Inventory Sale
You can still say farewell to the owners of French bistro Montmartre and artisan pizza shop 7th Hill (327 Seventh St. SE), and purchase...
Local Artist Raises Money for Charity
Hill-based artist Christine Vineyard is using her work to promote local business and raise money for the DC Central Kitchen (DCCK). Vineyard, who publishes...
RAMMY Finalists Include Hill, Ward 6 Names
At last, some good news. Numerous restaurants in our Hill Rag and Mid-City neighborhoods have been nominated for the 2020 RAMMY Awards. Sponsored by...
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...
Matchbox Capitol Hill Reopens Wednesday
Matchbox on Barracks Row (521 Eighth St. SE) reopened on Wednesday, May 6th.
You can order for pick-up and delivery --just go to www.matchboxrestaurants.com and...
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...
Working Together to Stay in Business
When Mayor Bowser shut down non-essential businesses on March 25, Labyrinth Puzzles & Games (645 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, www.labyrinthgameshop.com) owner Kathleen Donahue was looking...
