Born and raised in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan, Courtney found herself in DC in the fall of 2005 when she began her studies at Howard Univeristy as a journalism student. Over the span of her collegiate career, Courtney began to realize that the District had grown on her within the few short years she had been here. She loves tv, food, shopping, and all things "girly." She looks forward to experiencing everything the city has to offer. Read why Courtney loves DC .

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Posts by courtney:

• Fashion and Charity: What’s Not to Love?
• Washington Highlands Library to Open Next Summer for DC Bookworms
• Mary J to Become a Bison?
• Free Food Alert! Dunkin’ Turbo Visits DC
• More Meals for Your Money
• Plenty of Paella to Go Around!
• Stealing a Meal Without Skipping the Check!
• Georgetown’s “Style and the City” to Prep DC for SATC2
• Good Lunch with a Great Purpose: The D.C. Lottery to Host the 3rd Annual “Taste of 12”
• Mother’s Day 2010: Meals for your Mom!
• 31 Flavors for Just 31 Cents!
• DCPS Students Shop ‘Till They Drop in Prom Dress Boutique
• District Restaurants Celebrate Earth Day 2010
• BLT Restaurants to Provide A Different Kind of Tax Relief
• A Dolcezza Summer for Dupont
• ADI to Host an Open House for the Little Twinkle Toes in Your Life
• Free Food Alert: Morton’s Shopper Appreciation!
• Buzz Bakery Goes Green for April
• Easter in the District: So Much To Eat, So Little Time!
• Name That Octopus!
• Easter Monday Returns to the National Zoo
• 2010 National Cherry Blossom Festival: Coming to a Plate Near You
• Lend a Hand: Prom Season 2010
• Why I Love DC: Courtney
• Wale to Help D.C. United Kick off the 2010 Season
• Food & Folklore: A Night with Women of the Vine
• The Greatest Show on Earth Makes its Way to the District
• Michelle Obama’s Gown To Go Down In History
• The Big 1-4-3! Happy Birthday Howard University
• Save the Date! March 20th is Polite Day…Please and Thank You.
• MD Delegate Seeks Ban on Marriages…Between First Cousins
• Bruce Monroe Soon to Tumble
• The End of an Era: UMD President Dan Mote to Retire