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The Georgetown Senior Center, headquartered at St. John’s Episcopal Church on O Street, held a fundraiser May 9 at ...

Saturday evening we stood out at the terrace of the Kennedy Center and watched canoes and boats move serenely on ...

STACHOWSKI MARKET AND DELI OPENS AT 28TH & P

Stachowski Market and Deli has opened in the former Griffin Market space ...

Television personality and celebrity stylist Brad Goreski stopped by Brooks Brothers on M Street April 13 during his seven-city book ...

The Water Street Project Space is a temporary art gallery located at 3401 Water Street N.W. in Georgetown that ...

Our nation’s capital takes being green very seriously. We top the list of environmentally-friendly “firsts” time and again. The ...

M&T Bank, which has a branch on Thomas Jefferson Street, will be adding another Georgetown location at 1420 Wisconsin ...

Honorees, distinguished guests, journalists and friends crowded inside the Benjamin Franklin room at the State Department on March 21 to ...

D.C. is fraught with pools on top of apartment buildings, D.C.-run community pools and the occasional roof ...

Stepping inside the Running Company near Key Bridge in Georgetown as a runner is like stepping in to Willy Wonka ...

Hairstylist Milko has returned to Georgetown. In California for years, Milko (Todorovic) is now at Roche Salon at Washington Harbour ...

Natural medicine is nothing new to Dr. Snejana Sharkar. Growing up, her mother would cure her colds with ingredients in ...

In a town where only the very latest polling data is news, people still care about what came before the rattle of the Metro bus and the latest scandal. At Tudor Place, the past is not only present, it vibrates.

A farewell to Antiques of Georgetown, and a hello to Cafe Tu-O-Tu, Suitsupply and Noodles and Company.

Georgetown's newest addition of contemporary women's clothing, duo (with a little “D”), will celebrate its grand opening this Saturday, February 11. The newest boutique in town features upscale, designer apparel and one-of-a-kind hand-crafted accessories, catering to the trendy fashion sense of the District and offering a mix of established and up-and-coming designers

The first to come and the first to go in 2011. Here's the storefront business update in Georgetown.

IN: Oui: Paul Bakery and Café to Open Officially Nov. 21

Say "bonjour" to the new bakery-café near the corner ...

The Saloun, the live music and dance bar at 3239 M St., N.W., closed Oct. 15. The 20-year-old watering ...

Hope Solomon, Karen Ohri, and Samantha Hays take on the family trade.

Town Hall Moving to Replace Blue Ridge Town Hall, formerly of 2340 Wisconsin Ave., will move in to the Blue ...

Home to Congress, Washington D.C. is the center of social movements that sweep our nation. Innovative and inspiring ideas ...

ANC Votes for Co-Chairs' Redistricting Plan; 8th District Added In response to population growth, the Georgetown Advisory Neighborhood Commission's ...

It is not surprising that a considerable chunk of my commute is the series of laps around Georgetown I have ...

When Furin began working at the family business at the age of 13, the cakes were always more traditional, shaped like circles or rectangles. Over the years, shows like “Ace of Cakes” and “Cake Boss” inspired customers to ask for more exciting shapes.

This week, Georgetown seems to be full of “ins” with no “outs.” Business updates from around the neighborhood.

In Georgetown, business always tends to be a balancing act. When your neighborhood is a college town, a high-end retail district, one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Washington, and home to a vibrant nightlife scene, it can be difficult to move around without stepping on anyone’s figurative foot.

The latest openings and closings of businesses in Georgetown.

By the 1980s, the U.S. and the Soviet Union together had amassed 25,000 nuclear warheads aimed at each other. Carl Sagan, the people’s scientist, compared it to two people standing in a room the size of a football field filled up to their chins with gasoline, each holding 10,000 matches and each threatening to light one. Today, the Debt Ceiling debate is MAD.

Peter Hapstak and Olvia Demetriou sit caddy corner to each other at a long table in the main reception room of their Georgetown office. Their dark clothes set off naturally graying hair in that sleek way that people immersed in the world of art and design often possess, and their easy composure is slightly at odds with their surroundings, which are going through an obvious state of transition.

The latest openings and closings of Georgetown businesses.

The economy seems to be counter-intuitive. Good is bad, and bad is good. Why is the slope up a hill steeper than the slope down a hill? Seems like it should be the same, but it never is.

The Georgetown Business Association is honoring one of Georgetown’s oldest family owned and operated establishments, The Phoenix.The Hays family has kept The Phoenix thriving and full of life over the past 55 years by always moving and growing and most importantly, absolutely loving what they do.

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Local restaurant Garrett’s Restaurant and Railroad Tavern closed its doors at 3003 M St. NW for the last ...

Covering the latest openings, closings, and additions in Georgetown.

Sea of Hope Concert June 4

The Epiphany Choir and Youth Orchestra under the direction of choir director, Sang Wook ...

The latest comings and goings from local businesses in the Georgetown area.

CB2 and Book Hill Bistro are just some of the latest comings and goings of the local business scene.

As the cradle of U.S. politics, the whole of DC is biding its time and bracing itself for the ...

The latest business happenings in Georgetown. Stores moving in, and out.

Small businesses throughout Georgetown are feeling the strain of the shaky economy. High business taxes and swelling rents, when added to a sluggish retail market, are forcing many businesses to close their doors for good.

A one-mile high stack of dollar bills is about $1.4 million. A billion dollars would be about 70 miles ...

My company is a small business. I think. We have approximately 25 employees. Even in our hometown Salisbury, North Carolina ...

Chadwicks is a true neighborhood saloon, with the tradition, clientele, and warmth to prove it. It’s the type of ...

Over the past few months Georgetown has seen many businesses open, a few close down, and some move to new locations. Be sure to get all the information before embarking on your holiday shopping in Georgetown!

Local businesses are few and far between these days. Each has its own folklore and flavor, and collectively they carry the history of their communities with them. Through the years, the owners of our shops, markets and restaurants have become the keepers of Georgetown’s stories. We hope everyone supports our local businesses, for without our support, they will surely disappear, and with them would go our personal history.

Georgetown's Dr. Lee Morgan seems like a man who has found his niche, not like a safety net, but rather a place to be everything all at once: a responsible community person who loves what he does.

The financial recession found the stock market plummeting to near-record lows. But according to Jack Garson, now is a great time to start a business.

Sitting smiling, talking on the phone at a desk in the back of Saks Jandel amid racks of stunning Armani ...