State & Local·Washington D.C. To Ward 5 Residents, Kenyan McDuffie Is ‘Homegrown Talent’ February 26, 2019 by Victoria Walker Men and women wander up and down North Capitol Street. Some are holding signs asking for…
State & Local Community Servant Strives to Empower Young People in Ward 8 February 20, 2019 by Victoria Walker Hastily she clambered out of her smoke-grey mini truck, wearing a black and yellow sweatsuit, with…
Business·Lifestyle·State & Local In A Changing Neighborhood in D.C., A Flower Shop Still Thrives February 20, 2019 by Victoria Walker The pungent aroma of flowers fills the air with the sound of light chatter in the…
Features Mel B: Fitness Extraordinaire, Not Spice Girl February 16, 2019 by Victoria Walker She’s at the front of the room wearing a lime green shirt, blue leggings and pink…
Features Old Labels and New Beginnings in Ward 4 February 16, 2019 by Victoria Walker When a person seeks acceptance, they have no choice but first to learn to accept themselves.…
Sports Breaking the Ice: A Woman’s Inspiring Journey to Becoming an Ice Skating Coach February 16, 2019 by Victoria Walker On a frosty Saturday morning, the Zamboni cleaner is going, and Tenaj Gueory sits in the…
Faith·Features·State & Local Meeting the Needs of the Inner City, A Pastor Demonstrates the Power of Good Deeds February 16, 2019 by Victoria Walker It’s food distribution day at Urban Outreach, a Ward 7 faith-based organization. Inside, volunteers line tables…
Features·State & Local·Washington D.C. D.C. Residents Seek Help From Lydia’s House Amid Housing Affordability Crisis February 16, 2019 by Victoria Walker Burdened with the plight of housing affordability, Lydia’s House provides housing services and primarily welcomes troubled…
Uncategorized Putting Action Behind Words, Collaboration, and Leadership in Ward 4 February 9, 2019 by Victoria Walker WASHINGTON – Ms. Thelma, a 79-year-old widow, smiled toothlessly as she exited the small, warm office…
Arts “Life Pieces to Masterpieces” continues fight to save one young man at a time February 9, 2019 by Victoria Walker As the last dismissal bell rings, a string of fresh-faced, giggly black boys walks into the…