November 2026

D.C. Votes: Breaking Down the Results of the 2026 General Election

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Following the November 3 general election, Washingtonians will see changes in city leadership, congressional representation and local policy. Today, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about Mayor-elect Janeese Lewis George, new representation in Congress and the passage of Initiative 86, which couldbring changes to D.C.’s fine dining scene. Washington’s First Democratic Socialist Mayor

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Business Spotlight: Meet the Businesses That Call Our Community Home

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Over the years, The DC Voice has had the pleasure of introducing—and reintroducing—you to the small businesses and entrepreneurs that call our community home. They create jobs, provide essential services, and help keep our neighborhoods vibrant. We often hear about food desserts, but a thriving community needs more than a grocery store. From neighborhood shops

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Living Off the Grid in Plain Sight – Nannie Helen Burroughs Resilience Hub

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If you want to get a sense of the impossible in the middle of the improbable, visit the Nannie Helen Burroughs Resilience Hub on Dix Street NE in Washington, DC. The Nannie Helen Burroughs Resilience Hub was the site of the Our Neighbors, Our Health community event, and focused on building healthier, more sustainable neighborhoods.

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