Pending Legislation Aims at Transforming DC Politics, Enhance Representation
There are three separate bills currently awaiting D.C. Council. If approved, these bills have the potential to introduce a much more popular political system to the nation's capital. The proposals include a bicameral, larger legislature to which non-citizen residents could
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Financing a Kitchen Remodel Even with a Low Credit Score
Planning a kitchen remodel? Are there clear signs that scream your kitchen needs an update? Or maybe your kitchen has just started to become an eyesore after a few years. The truth is: It's all well and good. For many
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A Guide to Buying Vanities: Everything You Need to Know
Bathroom vanities can put the spotlight on your bathroom. In fact, bringing in a vanity can help you change the aesthetic of your bathroom dramatically. This is especially so when you are planning a bathroom remodel. Whatever be your style,
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Alexandria: History, Traditions & Safety Ensure Best Holidays
In Alexandria, Virginia, visitors from the rest of Greater Washington always get a chance to enjoy their time to the fullest of their imagination. During the holidays, however, the city radiates a nationwide appeal, delighting people from all corners of
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Do I Need a Bathroom Renovation or a Bathroom Remodel?
In the world of home improvement, the terms ‘renovation’ and ‘remodel’ are often used interchangeably. And well, they are quite alike. BUT when it comes to the actual project, there are stark differences. Now, we don't want to get into
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Middle-Schoolers Create Little Oases of Warmth for DC Homeless
At Kilmer Middle School (KMS) in Tysons Corner, Virginia, students prove how, with a bit of commitment, even the tiniest, most easily disposable items could turn into life-saving tools for those who are less fortunate: They weave mats out of regular shopping
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