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Foulger-Pratt Signs First Tenant for Inventa Towers
Foulger-Pratt has signed its first tenant for Inventa Towers, the former Discovery headquarters building, according to a company press release.
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Art Hop Festival Adds Wine Tastings, Specials to Annual Event
This year’s Art Hop Arts Fest in Takoma Park/Takoma comes with a twist: wine, according to an announcement by Main Street Takoma, the host organization.
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County Establishes Initiative Designed to Assist Local Businesses
County Executive Marc Elrich and Council Vice President Sidney Katz (D-District 3) are kicking off an initiative this week designed to gather information about how assist county businesses. 4Business–Benchmarking to […]
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Good Scents: Listing Your Home For Sale
When you walk into a home for the first time, you’re visually taking in your surroundings. But if you’re met with a strong smell, it can derail you, even be a real turn-off. [sponsored]
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New Name, Renovation Plans Attracting Potential Tenants to Discovery Building
With a new name and renovation plans in the approval process, the former Discovery building is drawing significant interest from potential tenants, according to Bryant Foulger, chairman of Foulger-Pratt.
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Long-standing Business to Close Silver Spring Location, Go Virtual
A long-standing Silver Spring business will shut its physical location at 914 Silver Spring Ave. and go virtual in partnership with another operation, according to President & CEO Charles Atwell.
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Bowser, Residents, Target Officials Cut Ribbon on Shepherd Park Store
Mayor Muriel Bowser, Councilmember Brandon Todd (D-Ward 4) and local residents joined Target employees last night for a ceremonial ribbon cutting and soft opening of a new store at Georgia and Eastern avenues.
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Discovery Ghosts Loom Over Downtown Silver Spring
The ghost of founder John Hendricks appears to loom over Wayne Avenue outside Discovery headquarters.
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Company’s Coming
We learned we were having six guests, a family spanning three generations, come to stay and visit the history within D.C. back in January. That’s when it started. [sponsored]