- Steve Hendrix
- Staff Writer
Steve Hendrix came to The Post more than ten years ago from the world of magazine freelancing and has written for just about every page of the paper: Travel, Style, the Magazine, Book World, Foreign, National and, most recently, the Metro section’s Enterprise Team. What his stories have had in common (in addition to awful first-draft spelling) was the goal of taking readers to a place they might never visit otherwise, from the top of Kilimanjaro to the mind of a local dude who lives life as a pirate, eye patch and all.
The Groupon effect: Can date-night deals save your marriage?
Online coupons have emerged as relationship therapy for married couples trying to spend time together, as discounts with deadlines push them to go out more often.
The difficulty of filming in D.C.
Despite many productions being set in Washington, the District is losing a lot of actual location work.
Romney basks in S.C. primary lead
State is where front-runners go to seal deal with GOP voters. And where challengers try to get in way.
South Carolina braces for ugly whispers
Candidates here have been ambushed with accusations ranging from distorted to invented. And the political attacks often work.
- A eulogy for Takoma Park’s ’fox guy,’ eccentric loner and animal lover
- A Christmas tree’s remarkable journey
- Newt Gingrich: The GOP’s eccentric big thinker and bomb-thrower
- At Disney, it’s home for the holidays
- Fallen soldier’s family brings dog they named Hero home from Iraq
- In a snap, it turns cold in D.C. area
- Downtown library shutting its doors on Sundays
- At-home pet euthanasia grows in popularity
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