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Kenneth “Ken” C. Dahms of Yellow Springs, Ohio, passed away Jan. 3, 2023. Ken was born Dec. 20, 1945.

In this week’s edition of the Youth Forum, where VOA talks to young people of Zimbabwean origin, who are excelling in various areas in their communities, VOA’s own Jonga Kandemiiri’s daughter, Tariro, has made exceptional waves in sports commentary and development in the rare specialty sport of...

Coll will challenge Wolff in District 5

In an exclusive interview with HipHopDX, Dave East talks about once considering giving up on rap until Nas' brother Jungle introduced his music to the Illmatic legend.

A year's passed since one of DC's most brutal crimes. An arrest has been made and a trial is coming, but questions linger: Are murderers still on the loose?

Today is Friday, Oct. 1 and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Zinnia Restaurant:  Zinnia, new tavern and garden restaurant in Silver Spring, opens for diners today. The restaurant is located in the long time Mrs. K’s Toll House, which did not reopen after Maryland’s state of emergency ordered businesses closed […]

Keya Beale, 50, died in Riverdale, Md., in April, becoming one of many shooting victims the Washington region has seen amid this year of rising violent crime.

• Gaithersburg High School, 6 p.m. During a school board meeting this week, MCPS Associate Superintendent James Koutsos said that, in alignment with county COVID-19 guidelines, face coverings will not be required at outdoor graduations for people fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Fifth- and eighth-grade promotion ceremonies will be held virtually. Rockville teacher wins MCPS Mark Mann award Loretta Woods, the principal at Whetstone Elementary School in Rockville, was recently named the winn...

More than 11,000 Montgomery County Public Schools students will receive high school diplomas in commencement ceremonies this year. The high school commencement season is set to begin Wednesday, June 2, and will end Thursday, June 17. Last year, MCPS held virtual graduation ceremonies, but this year each school’s commencement ceremony will be in person and […]

They deserve hearty praise for how they adapted, succeeded By Nate Tinbite, Ananya Tadikonda and Matt Post | May 15, 2021 | 2:41 am May 15, 2021 share this A little over a year ago, COVID-19 upended our lives. Health care workers were put on the frontline, small businesses were forced to close, and students were sent home from school, with no idea when they would return. At the time, no one knew how long the pandemic would stretch on or just how devastating it would be for our community. In...