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D.C. Chamber of Commerce Hosts Annual State of the District (opens the original)
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The D.C. Chamber of Commerce brought together business leaders, policymakers, civic officials and representatives from some of the Washington region’s most influential sports, entertainment, tourism and hospitality organizations on Sept. 25 for its annual State of the District & Region Conference at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center on Pennsylvania Avenue NW. The convening served as a forum for examining the economic forces affecting Washington, D.C., and the broader metropolitan region. The “E
The 2026 March on Washington in Photos (opens the original)
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Thousands of protesters from around the nation rallied with purpose Friday as the 2026 March on Washington: Defend the Vote reclaimed the national landmark where the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. shared his dream for America in 1963. Hosted by civil rights icons, the Rev. Al Sharpton and Martin Luther King III, the historic revival convened clergy, elected officials, community leaders, and activists at the Lincoln Memorial before they marched past several national landmarks, including the late
The Annual Tomato Party at Common Good City Farm: A Celebration of the Summer Harvest (opens the original)
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On a warm August evening, the normally quiet rows of Common Good City Farm, located in LeDroit Park, became the setting for a colorful celebration of one of summer’s most familiar and versatile foods — the tomato. The Tomato Party, on Aug. 13, brought Washingtonians together for an evening devoted to fresh produce, food, gardening, community and furthering Common Good’s mission of teaching people about sustainable agriculture while advocating for food justice. An annual tradition, the party cele
Mayor Bowser Presents Cathy Hughes with the Key to the City (opens the original)
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In an evening that celebrated history, entrepreneurship, and the enduring influence of Black media, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser presented the Key to the City to Urban One visionary Cathy Hughes during a special ceremony at Sycamore & Oak in Southeast Washington. The event served not only as a civic honor but also as a tribute to one of the nation’s most influential figures in broadcasting, whose career began in the District more than four decades ago and transformed the American media landscape. “W
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