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Look out for this Asheville artists work on PBR beer cans and billboards.

Look out for this Asheville artists work on PBR beer cans and billboards.

Since launching its pioneering Art Can Contest, 10 editions ago, Pabst Blue Ribbon has championed the work of emerging creatives by awarding over $150...

According to Feeding America, one in six kids face hunger in the U.S. due to COVID-19 and one in four in Wayne County, Michigan, could face hunger this year.

This week's FOX 5 ZIP TRIP takes us to TAKOMA PARK! One of the first suburbs of Washington D.C. -- TAKOMA PARK embodies a rich variety of American history!

Share Edison Flores received a custom trophy for earning the Man of the Match title. Photo courtesy of D.C. United. Athletes generally get to lift trophies only after they win a championship. But at D.C. United home games, the Man of the Match—the player fans think most distinguished himself—receives a custom trophy made by a local artist. Toward the end of each game, D.C. United opens up voting on Twitter and Instagram, providing fans a few options for the Man of the Match. Then, at each...

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- To coincide with Mental Health Awareness Month and the continual impact of COVID-19 on the lives of young people, Seize the Awkward is launching several partnerships throughout the month of May, equipping young people with the inspiration, tools and language to check in on one anothers mental health. The national, award-winning campaign, a collaboration between the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, The Jed ...

Feb 26, 2021 Video via NASA On Friday, NASA is broadcasting a special ceremony marking the renaming of the agency’s headquarters building in Washington D.C. in honor of the late Mary W. Jackson, whose historic work as a mathematician and aerospace engineer was documented in Margot Lee Shetterly’s book Jackson started her career with NASA in the segregated West Area Computing Unit of the Langley Research Center in Virginia before going on to lead programs that had far-reaching impacts on th...

Artist responds after her public display was destroyed in Takoma Park Plus: Mormon Temple begins 43rd annual Festival of Lights; ‘Dumpster fires’ do occur — firefighters were sent to one Sunday Bethesda Beat Staff | December 15, 2020 Artist responds after her public display was destroyed in Takoma Park An artist is responding after a woman was caught scraping her public display off a picnic table in Takoma Park. A friend of 28-year-old D.C. artist Tenbeete Solomon, who goes by Trap Bob...