Football Friday: The Rampage looks to rebound

Going into any season, the hardest thing to do is overcoming an experienced opponent. This is especially true when having to go on the road, but that is what took place last week as the Northern Virginia Rampage fell to the Baltimore Hurricanes 30-0. Despite four takeaways by the defense, the offense struggled to take […]

A Woman to Remember

by Denise Roosendaal As we wind down this month of March, also known as the National Woman’s History Month, I’ve been thinking a lot about Ida B. Wells. She was a woman to remember. Born into slavery in 1862 in Holly Springs Mississippi, she lost her parents to the yellow fever epidemic in 1878 and […]

3rd Annual Coffee & Tea Chat

On Monday, March 20th, 6 women came together to celebrate the My Natural Me, 3rd Annual Coffee & Tea chat! What started during the pandemic as a virtual way to celebrate women’s history has now developed into an annual celebration. The women selected for this year’s discussion included women from a variety of backgrounds and […]

Celebrating the Women Who Tell Our Stories

By Liletta Harlem The theme of this year’s Women’s History month is Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories. When we reflect on telling our stories, it’s noteworthy to consider the story of Women’s History Month itself. Originally, starting as a week only, in 1980, President Jimmy Carter made the first official proclamation to designate this […]