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Where will the National Guard apartments be in Washington DC?

Where will the National Guard apartments be in Washington DC?

The National Guard was awarded a $292 million contract for apartment-style housing in the Washington DC area. Guardsmen will be in DC until 2029.

The Legacy of a Chorus Line Explored

The Legacy of a Chorus Line Explored

'A Chorus Line' is a landmark musical that has left an indelible mark on Broadway history. Debuting in 1975, this musical, with music by Marvin Ham...

Inside AT&T's Vision for America's First Radio Networks

Inside AT&T's Vision for America's First Radio Networks

AT Corporation, known for its telecommunications prowess, played a pivotal role in the early development of radio broadcasting. This article expl...

TAP99 Announces Closure After Five Years in Navy Yard Amid Legal Dispute

TAP99 Announces Closure After Five Years in Navy Yard Amid Legal Dispute

TAP99, a popular establishment in Washington D.C.'s Navy Yard, has announced its closure after five years of operation. The venue, known for its vibrant atmosphere and community events, is closing its doors due to undisclosed reasons, with a hint at ongoing legal issues as suggested by the mention of a lawsuit. TAP99 has been a staple for locals, offering a space for social gatherings, game days, and nightlife. The closure announcement was accompanied by a farewell event featuring discounted drinks and a DJ, allowing patrons to celebrate the venue's legacy one last time. The owners expressed gratitude to their customers for the memories and support over the years.

How Duke Ellington's Childhood Shaped a Musical Legend

How Duke Ellington's Childhood Shaped a Musical Legend

Duke Ellington, born Edward Kennedy Ellington in 1899, is a towering figure in the world of jazz. His journey from a young boy in Washington, D.C.,...

Closure of Ayers Hardware Highlights Challenges for Arlington's Small Businesses

Closure of Ayers Hardware Highlights Challenges for Arlington's Small Businesses

Ayers Variety & Hardware, a long-standing business in Arlington, has closed after nearly 80 years, reflecting the challenges faced by small businesses in the area. Rising costs, higher rents, and competition from online and big-box stores have made it difficult for legacy businesses to survive. Community leaders emphasize the importance of supporting small businesses, which are integral to Arlington's economic resilience. The closure has sparked discussions on the need for targeted investment and policies to support small businesses, ensuring they remain a vital part of the community's fabric.

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Carbonell Awards debuts new theatre honor. Here's the winner

Carbonell Awards debuts new theatre honor. Here's the winner

Ali Tallman wins the inaugural Christine Dolen Award for Outstanding Debut at the 2026 South Florida Carbonell Awards, celebrating regional theatre.

Closure of Ayers Hardware Highlights Challenges for Arlington's Small Businesses

Closure of Ayers Hardware Highlights Challenges for Arlington's Small Businesses

Closure of Ayers Hardware Highlights Challenges for Arlington's Small Businesses

Bubbles Amenities Party Brings Fun to Arlington's Mason Square

Bubbles Amenities Party Brings Fun to Arlington's Mason Square

Bubbles Amenities Party Brings Fun to Arlington's Mason Square

Orrick Expands Fintech Practice with Poindexter's Appointment in Washington, D.C.

Orrick Expands Fintech Practice with Poindexter's Appointment in Washington, D.C.

Orrick Expands Fintech Practice with Poindexter's Appointment in Washington, D.C.

On This Day: I'm Not Rappaport Became a Broadway Triumph

On This Day: I'm Not Rappaport Became a Broadway Triumph

"I'm Not Rappaport," a play by Herb Gardner, has left an indelible mark on the world of theater since its Broadway debut in 1985. Known for its wit...

Orrick Expands Fintech Practice with Addition of Poindexter in Washington, D.C.

Orrick Expands Fintech Practice with Addition of Poindexter in Washington, D.C.

Orrick Expands Fintech Practice with Addition of Poindexter in Washington, D.C.