While most of the country’s attention is focused on the presidential race following the dramatic debate, the elections to determine the United States Senate and House of Representatives are just as critical, as the legislative bodies have the ultimate power to enact laws, fund government programs, and even declare war. All 50 states, the District […]

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The Negro League Legends Hall of Fame hosted a baseball game at Prince George’s Stadium on September 1, celebrating the 15-year tradition of the Classic East vs. West game, and highlighting Negro league history and engaging families with vendors, a live DJ, an auto showcase, and a live DJ.

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As presidential election day looms for voters across America, many members of the newest generation of adults, Gen Z,  will be able to vote for the first time.  While the two candidates, Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee and Republican nominee former President Donald Trump are working to convince voters, the students from Howard […]

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Taylor and Tyler Frost, brothers and Eastern High School students, have become regional and national PlayVs NBA2K champions, demonstrating the potential of esports as a path to success beyond high school.

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The Swaliga Foundation hosted the eighth annual #STEAMtheBlockParty at the Entertainment & Sports Arena in Southeast, D.C., offering children the opportunity to learn about careers and opportunities in STEAM fields.

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The Swaliga Foundation is hosting its eighth annual #STEAMtheBlock Party on August 10 at the DC Entertainment and Sports Arena, offering free workshops and activities for all ages to engage in STEAM education and innovation.

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The Marion Barry Avenue Market, set to open in Southeast D.C.'s Ward Eight, will feature a full-service grocery store, dining space, areas for community events, cold food storage, and educational programming, with the public opening expected next spring.

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Building Bridges Across the River's Food and Farm Fridays provides low-income families in Washington, D.C. with fresh, locally grown vegetables, fruits, and herbs, as well as prepared meals, to address the issue of hunger in the District's food deserts.

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2nd Star Productions' production of "Dreamgirls" at Bowie Playhouse in White Marsh Park is a success, with the cast and production receiving applause from a sold-out crowd.

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Industrial Bank celebrated the completion of a seven-week financial literacy course for residents of the District of Columbia Jail, teaching them about credit, mortgages, stocks, bonds, and real estate.

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