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Put down the paintbrush; this internet challenge by the Getty Museum requires you to use household items to emulate your favorite paintings or sculptures. People are making uncanny tableaus, some with hilarious results.
Love the idea of a log cabin home? This week's featured listing is a stunning mountainview property with hundreds of acres and several outbuildings.
This year's Easter may be a bit on the surreal side, but here are some delicious treats you can buy online to make things more festive. Get them soon to make sure they are delivered on time!
Just because you may be geographically separated from your loved ones doesn't mean you can't reach out to them. Here are four convenient ways to show someone you care, no matter where they are.
D.C. residents have been advised to stay at home, now under a mayoral order, until April 24. The order goes into effect at midnight on April 1.
Healthcare workers can reach out for a free pair of Crocs during these crazy times. The comfort footwear brand is giving back by mailing out free clogs every day until supplies run out.
Can you buy good sandwich rolls? Sure. But with a bit of time and a little work, you can make really great yeast rolls with just a handful of ingredients.
Twitter is a giant window looking into thousands of home offices right now. If you're working from home, how is your setup?
This version of the free-form Italian focaccia bread is quick and easy to make. Add in garlic and herbs for a savory punch, and you've got something delicious in under an hour!
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) announced major changes to Metro and Metrobus service, as well as a suspension of Metrobus fares across the system.
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam announced that all public school systems would remain closed for the rest of the school year.
If you want to truly get away from it all, this week's featured listing is for you. With over 500 acres and four outbuildings, the possibilities are endless at this historic Ruckersville farm.
Big changes are coming to the Wawa near you! Self-service of all beverages and bakery items is being suspended at all locations in the midst of COVID-19 precautions.
The retail industry is the latest affected by the spread of COVID-19. Simon Property Group just announced a temporary closure of their domestic malls, premium outlet malls, and mills until March 29.
Hand sanitizer is one of those hard-to-find items as people hunker down to stop the spread of COVID-19. Two local distilleries are working to produce it for their neighbors, proving that you can find the good guys almost anywhere.
We've all gotten the memo: Staying home for at least two weeks will give the healthcare system a fighting chance against COVID-19. As we hunker down to start self-quarantining, here are some ideas on how to pass the time.
Self-quarantining doesn't have to be a scary experience. If you do a little prep work on the front end, it can be a relatively painless process. Here are some good tips for getting started.
Big retailers are changing how they do business, and it's all because of COVID-19 and the way people are stocking up all over the country.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) has announced a system-wide reduction in service to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. Effective Monday, March 16, trains will be running on an altered schedule.
Looking for a pint and a pie? Here are some of the best options for celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Annapolis.
Constitution Avenue comes alive with springtime fun at this annual National Cherry Blossom Festival parade event. But not this year. Due to coronavirus concerns, the parade has been canceled.
If seeing the famous cherry blossoms is an annual tradition for you, peak bloom is closer than originally thought! Thanks to the warmer weather we've been having, it is now estimated for March 21–24. Plan your trip to the Tidal Basin accordingly!
Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) has just announced that Monday, March 16, will be a staff development day to formulate potential coronavirus-related distance learning plans.
Hundreds of churchgoers could be affected by the D.C. Health Department's recommendation that they self-quarantine for 14 days from their last visit to Christ Church, Georgetown Episcopal.
There's something really special about a classic Irish pub meal. The atmosphere, the food, the perfectly poured pint ... it all comes together for a unique experience.
Celebrate all things Irish at this year's epic St. Patrick's Day Parade in Ocean City. There will be plenty of shamrocks, music, and fun to be had at this beachfront annual event.
Breaking up is hard to do. When you throw in moving out and finding your own place, it becomes downright stress-inducing! Here are some tips on how to muddle through the post-break-up move.
Live the lake life at this beautiful home in Mineral, Virginia. If a waterfront property is in your future, this may be the listing for you.
All three confirmed cases of COVID-19 are located in the Montgomery County region of Maryland and include one woman in her 50s and a couple in their 70s. Governor Larry Hogan has declared a state of emergency in reaction to these findings.
D.C.'s cherry blossoms will be at their peak blooming period from March 27 to March 30 this year, so plan accordingly!
Hold on to your EpiPens if you're allergic to bee stings; this is one for the books. Pest control workers removed an enormous beehive from inside of a Richmond apartment.
Best tourist attractions in D.C. include the Smithsonian Museums, the many memorials, the National Zoo, the Kennedy Center, and the D.C. Wharf!
The U.S. Botanic Garden will be celebrating its 200th Anniversary with a spectacular exhibit featuring orchids this spring.
When you start off with fresh, organic ingredients, you don't need a complicated recipe. These simple and delicious dishes combine to produce a stunning steak dinner that will make you proud.
The skies over the Washington Monument will be full of graceful kites at the National Cherry Blossom Kite Festival on Saturday, March 28. Don't be left out!
Explore to your heart's content at this annual city-wide open house of Richmond's stately historic sites. Time travelers, rejoice!
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