The Washington Spirit will host its first-ever Hello Kitty Day on Sunday, August 30, when the club faces Bay FC at Audi Field in Washington, D.C. The match is scheduled to begin at 12:30pm.
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Duke’s Grocery has once again been named the winner of the Best Burger category in the Washington City Paper’s annual Best of D.C. competition, which included restaurants throughout Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia.
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Ted’s Bulletin is preparing to open at 7715 Woodmont Ave. in Bethesda, taking over the property that was the longtime home of Woodmont Grill.
The All In Summer Tour will return to Dogwood Park in Rockville on Sunday, August 30, for an evening of one-on-one basketball matchups. The free community event will take place from 5:30pm-8pm at the park’s basketball courts, located at 800 Monroe St.
NBC4 reporter and anchor Joseph Olmo announced Sunday night that he is leaving local news after nearly a decade to pursue another dream.
Call Your Mother Deli has been named the winner in the Best Bagel category by the Washington City Paper, which included bagel shops from D.C., Maryland, and Northern Virginia.
When one thinks of bagels, I’d be willing to bet that the flavor profiles of Chinese and Dominican cuisine don’t come to mind. But tucked away in Vienna, VA is a small cafe called Bagel Street.
Falafel Inc has once again been named the “Best of DC” winner in the Best Falafel category by the Washington City Paper.
WMATA has provided updated information about its ongoing Red Line construction project, which has suspended train service between North Bethesda and Friendship Heights through Sunday, Sept. 6.
Chevy Chase-based Forbright Bank has entered into an agreement to sell its Washington, D.C.-area legacy branches and associated deposits to Trustar Bank.
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WMATA CEO and General Manager Randy Clarke is calling fare evasion a threat to Metro’s finances, safety and ability to provide reliable service after new data showed that nearly two-thirds of Metrobus riders did not pay their fares in June.