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Praise & Worship Leader Taps CCM Artist Antonio Neal & Jazz Aficionado Allyn Johnson For Solo Debut, The Photo Album

New Gospel Project Promotes Faith, Unity In Nation’s Capital

A free teleseminar on June 25, 2012 at 2:00pm (EST) will show how chiropractors are uniquely positioned to give people with ADHD a non-medication answer to dealing with the condition so that they can become the winners they have in them to become.

Give Us Names, a non-profit working with displaced families in Colombia, is partnering with Wangari Gardens to implement a community garden space in Washington, D.C. as a symbolic act of restoration land given here in memory of land taken there.

Taylor Brown, a student at Mclean High School, Mclean, VA, has been selected to represent Virginia as a National Youth Correspondent to the 2012 Washington Journalism and Media Conference.

800 Dancers Heat up the D.C. Floor in Highly Anticipated Ballroom Competition

Visiting Washington D.C. Although the dates may change, the cherry bloom happens every year. It generally will happen during the middle to end of March and lasts about 14 days. Heavy rain can make the blossoms fall faster, so keep an eye on the weather.

Praise & Worship Leader Taps CCM Artist Antonio Neal & Jazz Aficionado Allyn Johnson For Solo Debut, The Photo Album

Dr. Edward Hallowell, World-Renowned ADHD Expert and Co-Founder of the Dr. Hallowell Protocol SHINE For Doctors: Special Help for Integrating Neurological Experience, is Pleased to Welcome Deborah Martin to the SHINE For Doctors Team

My Girlfriend's House, Inc. returns to its annual purse drive, hoping to top the success of last year's donation of over 1,200 purses stuffed with personal care items which were distributed to at-risk young women across the D.C. metropolitan area.

New Gospel Project Promotes Faith, Unity In Nation’s Capital

A free teleseminar on June 25, 2012 at 2:00pm (EST) will show how chiropractors are uniquely positioned to give people with ADHD a non-medication answer to dealing with the condition so that they can become the winners they have in them to become.

Give Us Names, a non-profit working with displaced families in Colombia, is partnering with Wangari Gardens to implement a community garden space in Washington, D.C. as a symbolic act of restoration land given here in memory of land taken there.

Educational Consultants Consortium of Palmetto, FL Tours D.C.

Gospel Jazz Artist To Introduce New Songs At Legendary Venue

Taylor Brown, a student at Mclean High School, Mclean, VA, has been selected to represent Virginia as a National Youth Correspondent to the 2012 Washington Journalism and Media Conference.

Phillip Carter, Producer, Artist And Songwriter, Provides Android App For Ministry Updates

Celebrate Christmas Time In D.C. With Langston Hughes' Musical, Black Nativity

Tom Comeau, President of Michael Thomas Clothiers, a men’s & women’s custom tailoring showroom,, writes about tweed, a fabric that is enjoying a renaissance, and how to look your best in it.

800 Dancers Heat up the D.C. Floor in Highly Anticipated Ballroom Competition

Lennar offers large home sites at Timber Ridge Community.

A Day at the Museum marries nudity, art and ensemble mime to music in a Brian Wilbur Production.

Clint Johnson, Civil War expert and author of 11 books on the subject, will be available for interviews in the D.C. metro area on Monday, July 18, and sporadically through the rest of the week, prior to Battle of Manassas anniversary commemoration.

The Knowledge Group has announced today that Robert Bradner, Partner, Holland & Knight will speak at the Knowledge Congress’ webcast entitled: “Strategies to Deal With the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act.”

DJ/Producer Jerome Farley launches his US tour called Hope with an exclusive gig in Washington DC and ending with a gig with famed lego Artists, Cimon in New York City.

Green Festival®, the nation's largest sustainability event, returns to the Washington Convention Center October 23-24.

Business & Non Profits Are Encouraged To Join Our Campaign - Making Cent$ Of Poverty It's Not What "You" Can Do...Its What "We" Can Do For Our Country. Through Integration Of The United States First AUD Smart Technology Code Systems.

DiversityBusiness.com, the nations most prestigious and leading business internet portal will be conducting its 11th annual "Top Businesses in America" survey. The research allows entrepreneurs to be identified and honored for their business.

DESHO Productions provides Washingtonians with the ideal lunch break with the free summer concert series, Live! On Woodrow Wilson Plaza. Washington D.C’s newest Quiet Storm, Kenny Wesley kicks off July performances for the series Thursday, July 1.

Erica Parkhurst was crowned Mrs. Washington, D.C. International this month and will go on to compete for the title of Mrs. International 2010 during the final competition in Chicago, July 13-17, 2010.

A Broker is expanding in the Washington D.C. Metro area. But you may not be invited to be a client.

Washington, D.C.: 25th Annual Mayor's Arts Awards Gives Nod to Local Composer

VLC Entertainment features restaurant reviews, happy hours, after hours events and photos, a monthly newsletter. With over 10,000 subscribers, VLC Entertainment is sure to be the most influential nightlife and restaurant information source for D.C.

Get the best headline news and case summaries about The Supreme Court formatted exclusively for your iPhone or iPod Touch, 100% free with no software to install.

Homebuilder Offering Brand New Homes Priced From The $300s In Beautiful Prince George’s County Just Thirty Minutes Away From The Nation’s Capital

A unique, dramatic story retold through spoken word, song and dance. Presented during Black History Month. One weekend only!

Industry Woes Benefit College Journalism Students Looking for summer Internships

Genesis: The Bullet Was Meant For Me: D.C. Sniper Story Untold

Author Robert Stricklin's new political thriller, "Process of Elimination," is generating as much attention for its suggestive cover as for its incendiary plot.

Join Kicking for Kids Who Can't (KFKWC) at the National Mall Washington, D.C. for a charity fundraising Kick-A-Thon event that will benefit the Limbs for Life Foundation.

Save the Dates - International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE), announces plans for Capital Conference 2010 – the 24th annual conference, April 22-25, 2010

Robert Stricklin's new political thriller, "Process of Elimination," targets the delicate balance of U.S. political and economic power.

Friday, 10 July 2009 – The mayor of the District of Columbia, Adrian M. Fenty, sent a warm welcome to the World Diversity Leadership Summit which is taking place September 16, 2009 and September 17, 2009.

Kennebrew is taking her book to the National Conference on Ending Homelessness, presented by the National Alliance to End Homelessness at the Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel, 999 Ninth Street, NW Washington, DC July 29 - 31 from 9am - 6pm.

Accelerando Music, serving Northern Virginia and D.C., announces its Grand Opening. Accelerando offers piano & guitar lessons, early childhood music courses for playgroups, birthday parties, and live music - in the client's home or Accelerando's.

He sings with the tenderness of a soul crooner, and in the same breath, incredible agility and freedom. Kenny Wesley is the young, new face of contemporary soul and jazz music, and he is hitting the road in support of his debut EP, “I’m Sorry”.

76 Degrees West Band is a Jazz/Funk band that has been lighting up stages across the U.S. since 2001. Their funky remake of The Average White Band's' "School Boy Crush" deftly combines instrumental jazz with go-go, creating classic DC magic.

Summary: Life Skills Instructors learn how to conduct lively group discussions and activities with at-risk youth, creating a mentoring relationship between juvenile justice staff and the young people in their care.

160 million Americans are afraid to go to the dentist. With new advancements in dental sedation, specially trained dental practitioners may help these individuals improve their lives.

The International Foundation for Gender Education (IFGE), is proud to announce the 23rd annual conference to be held at the Hilton Mark Plaza Hotel in Alexandria, Virginia, February 4 – 8, 2009.

A Detroit church looks to bring hope and encouragement to all persons employed in the auto industry as apprehension and concern grow rapidly in the Motor City. The church will hold a special “Prayer and Consecration Service” on Sunday, Dec. 7

Palm Beach Show Group announces plans for the D.C. Spring Antiques Show featuring Fine Art, Jewelry & Antiques, March 6-9, 2009

SidewalkGuides new tour of Embassy Row will show visitors one of D.C.'s most famous neighbhorhoods. You'll see embassies, monuments to world leaders, the Vice Presidential mansion, the National Cathedral, and more.

The trio has managed to fuse the sounds of Latin Jazz, Gypsy Rumba, Bossa Nova and much more as well as produce songs in English, Spanish and Portuguese.

Medical tourism as an option for employers, best health practices from Europe, Australia, Africa and Canada featured as part of international health program at three-day conference

Local SUBWAY® Restaurants are donating 3,000 sandwiches to two Walk MS events on Saturday, April 5. The walks are part of a series of five in the Washington D.C. metro area celebrating the fundraiser’s 20th year.