Sometimes it’s motorcades. Other times, it’s 3,500 runners — and a few pint-sized speedsters– who slow you down as you try to get across town. Sunday May 18th is the 35th Annual Capitol Hill Classic, a major fundraiser for the Capitol Hill Cluster School (comprised of Peabody Primary, Watkins Elementary and Stuart Hobson Middle), and […]
Thank you so much to everyone who came out for our happy hour with Beuchert’s Saloon on Monday night! You helped us raise more than $400 dollars for THEARC (Town Hall Education Arts Recreation Campus)! And we’d like to send a special thank you to Beuchert’s for hosting, to Cove for buying the 1st $100 of drinks, […]
It’s a long drive from South Carolina to DC. And Nash isn’t sure what to expect when he arrives. Do you have room in your home for him? Even if you’re not ready to adopt, you can help Nash by letting him crash with you until he finds his forever family. Nash is a seven month […]
Greetings! So, if all goes well with Operation American Spring, our government will be overthrown and I imagine a lot of our readers will be out of work. In the off-chance that doesn’t happen, here are some ideas for your weekend: Tonight at the Hill Center authors Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnewill discuss their book HRC: […]
Wow! The gardens on the Hill are a sight to behold this time of year. Pinks, purples, yellow and chartreuse greet you as you walk down the street. Share the garden treasures you spot as you walk our neighborhood’s sidewalks with our Flickr group.