For the past 12 months, we've covered the heart and soul of D.C.—from its thriving music scene to its robust theater culture.

This year-in-review collection features photos from Montgomery’s weekly column, Page Three, as well as some of his favorites from assignments throughout the year: photographing a theatrical rehearsal, ...

"I live in D.C. and want local news." "I believe in local journalism." ...

Major media outlets including the New York Times, Politico, CBS News and the New Yorker are reporting how White Coat Waste’s game-changing bipartisan work has made ending cruel and wasteful ...

(And a special shout-out to Pretty Bitter’s Pleaser, where D.C.’s premier indie pop band belt their way through a catchy and colorful reckoning with all the sadness and death that follows in the wake ...

Do you ever reflect upon the challenges of our city and feel like you want to do something to make a positive impact? Are you ...

Despite a first-rate jazz score, the musical’s strict reliance on the biography of French ceramicist Marie-Berthe Cazin ...

"I live in D.C. and want local news." "I believe in local journalism." ...

The jazz artist who deals in R&B, hip-hop, go-go, and Americana came to D.C. as a policy wonk, today he’s touring the world with Dom Flemons.

Exhilarating and exhausting, James Cameron ’s new Avatar: Fire and Ash is also both early and late. The last new Cameron feature not to be preceded by a lengthy gap was Titanic a generation ago.