01 Jul 2019

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Edward Kirby Smith

As far as I can tell, the first piece I wrote for The Hill is Home (or the first one that is still in our archives) ran on July 7, 2009. 10 years on, I want to look again at the subject of that column: Mary McLeod Bethune. Well-known to all the kids in the […]


29 Jun 2019

Sponsored Post:

Capitol Hill Open Houses for 6/30/19

Find your next home by browsing our CAPITOL HILL OPEN HOUSE ROUND-UP! Washington City Paper’s Best of Washington Realtor Dare Johnson Wenzler shares her curated open houses for sale with us for your viewing pleasure. To access the link, click here!  Cuter than a basket of puppies, and what a price: $475,000!!!  629 18th Street NE is an adorable, updated […]


27 Jun 2019

Events:

To Do: Weekend of June 27th-30th

Hi Summer friends! Are you embracing all that summer has to offer or are you a summer-hater? I like summer fine but I really don’t do it right. I am just super annoyed I can’t use it as a verb… How are you choosing to summer your weekend? Tonight, get a little smarter at Wisdom […]


26 Jun 2019

The Set List, Week of 6/26/19

Hello, music fans! Let’s start this round-up with Nicki Minaj’s latest because, let’s face it, we all desperately want to be cool and at least have a minor grasp upon what the kids are listening. Warning: Nicki Minaj has pricey body parts and accompanying language. What’s playing around the Hill and beyond? You know that […]


26 Jun 2019

Want to Join or Volunteer for the Capitol Hill Fourth of July Parade?

It’s no secret that we have the best Fourth of July parade in town. Some people may try to say that Palisades is better but does the Palisades parade have The Commandant’s Own Drum or the Eastern High School marching band? The answer, dear readers, is a resounding NO. Plus, Palisades is in Ward 3 […]


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