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Community, Financial Literacy, Homeownership

D.C. Affordable-Housing Group Launches Fundraising Campaign

by WI Webstaff November 18, 2015October 30, 2020

Community, Health, International

Africare Nabs Top D.C. Health Official as President

by WI Webstaff November 18, 2015October 30, 2020

Community, Education, National, News

Georgetown Renames Campus Buildings with Ties to Slavery Amid Student Outcry

by WI Webstaff November 16, 2015October 30, 2020

Prince George's County residents hold a rally in front of the County Administration building in Upper Marlboro on Nov. 16 in support of police officers. PHOTO BY WILLIAM J. FORD

Community, Prince George's County

Prince George’s Residents Hold Pro-Police Rally

by William J. Ford November 16, 2015October 30, 2020

Emmanuel "E-Man" Azoro, also known as the “Shape-Up King" — a charismatic, part-salesman, full-time barber — has emerged as the owner of one of the first mobile barbershops in the nation's capital. (Robert Eubanks/District Chronicles)

‘Shape-Up King’: Mobile Barbershop Hits D.C.

by WI Guest Author November 11, 2015October 30, 2020

Maryland state Delegate Darryl Barnes (second from left), state Sen. Joanne Benson (third from right), Cora Rice Elementary School Principal Mattie Turman (second from right) and Rudolph Skipworth, dressed as "The Cat in the Hat," join students and faculty on a parade to FedEx Field to kick off the "Let's Explore Literacy" event in Landover, Md., on Nov. 10. Photo by Shevry Lassiter

Elementary Students, Staff Walk to Promote Literacy

by William J. Ford November 10, 2015October 30, 2020

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D.C. Unveils Newest Mural in Northwest

by WI Webstaff November 10, 2015October 30, 2020

From left: Donna Turner, a registered nurse, Dr. Pier Broadnax and Stephen Frum, a labor representative for National Nurses United's chapter in Silver Spring, Maryland, discuss the challenges within the health care system during a roundtable discussion at the Marshall Heights Community Development Organization headquarters in D.C. on Nov. 9, 2015. Photo by Travis Riddick

D.C.-Area Health Professionals, Advocates Talk Help for Low-Income Residents

by William J. Ford November 9, 2015October 30, 2020

Prince George's County rap artist Osiris Green (center) is presented with a $5,000 check by rapper Jadakiss at the Blind Whino in D.C. on Nov. 5 for winning Jack Daniel's Jack'N for Beats music competition.

Prince George’s Artist Wins Jack Daniel’s Rap Contest

by Sarafina Wright –Washington Informer Staff Writer November 8, 2015October 30, 2020

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Four Virginia Teens Dead Within Days

by William J. Ford November 4, 2015October 30, 2020