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Nighttime Tour regulation: Target the few bad apples instead

Battle lines get drawn, people get defensive and talk gets hot. And there's a lot of hot talk with this issue.

Back to the farm

Learn more about what’s on your Thanksgiving table at Bethesda

Editor's Note: Forget Facebook! Focus locally.

There is a feeling of empowerment that comes from being more engaged in your local community, as opposed to the general sense of hopelessness and powerlessness that comes from obsessively focusing on the goings-on in Washingon and various far-flung places.

She. Hustles. celebrates women getting it done

"I think of She. Hustles. as an evening of business leaders and entrepreneurs who happen to be women who are kicking ass and taking names."

Editor's Note: Dissecting democracy in the election's aftermath

So who is at fault? It's complicated and bears a closer look. The issue of very long lines isn't quite the same issue as which ballots are accepted or rejected.

OTIS follows the musical thread

The Kentucky-based Southern rock band finds their own sound but acknowledges their diverse influences

Jody Espina Trio @Rancho Alegre Cuban Restaurant

The Expendables @201 Tapas Lounge

They’re swinging through town on a national run in support of their latest EP

JD Music Group @Huc-A-Poos

This local group is comprised of several seasoned players

‘A Motown Christmas’ puts a soulful spin on the holiday spirit

Bandleader Glen Raby talks the legacy of Motown and their upcoming holiday show

Maggie Roth draws the line

'I really liked it because it was challenging and because everyone received it well. No one was doing it around me. It was nice to really challenge myself'

World class singer Anthony Kearns brings a piece of Ireland to town

The acclaimed Irish tenor talks his upcoming show with the Philharmonic

5 Questions with Charles Frazier

Frazier’s first novel, Cold Mountain, debuted to wide acclaim

Savannah Shakes' King Lear: Modernizing madness

This take on a Shakespeare tragedy is set in the current era

Riding to Victory

Second annual moto event held over Veteran’s Day weekend

Two words: Toasted Barrel

Savory sandwiches and artisan cocktails are never wrong

The Grey Market: New York flavor, Savannah hospitality

Chef Bailey ventured all the way down to Savannah from New York after connecting with Morisano, the brain behind the revamp of the old Greyhound bus station that now holds The Grey

A rascally Black Rabbit

Sandwiches, salads, craft cocktails are the draw

Coastal Empire wins big at Great American Beer Festival

The GABF is a great party but the enduring legacy of each year’s event is the beer competition

Coyote Oyster Bar: Fresh and flavorful

You will find the chic yet beautiful oyster bar at the very top of building overlooking the west end of Victory Drive

Review: The Grinch

Those expecting to hear a variation on Benedict Cumberbatch’s Sherlock Holmes might be startled to learn that they’re instead hearing what’s doubtless a variation on Will Ferrell’s upcoming Sherlock Holmes.

Review: Bohemian Rhapsody

For those seeking nothing more than a rollicking good time, Bohemian Rhapsody largely gets the job done. But those looking for some depth – or, heck, even some historical context – will be sorely disappointed, as the film wreaks havoc on chronology, ignores key albums and songs.

That Was Awesome! brings big laughs and starts a vital conversation

Writer Kevin Gillese and star Amber Nash talk their new short film and the need for representation for people with disabilities

Fantastic foxes to post-apocalyptic dogs: Tristan Oliver

Stop-motion cinematographer appears at Isle of Dogs screening

Green Book: Peter Farrelly brings powerful story of an unlikely friendship to the big screen

The beloved comedy director talks about his new film and the amazing true story behind it