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Mississippi librarians fight back in nationwide effort as White House again proposes nixing federal library funding
Federal money makes up a meager portion of public library income in the Magnolia State, but literacy advocates say its erosion puts vulnerable communities in peril.
One for the books
As the Institute of Museum and Library Services receives another stay of execution, a Virginia librarian illustrates the vital need for federal library funding.
‘Requiem for a King’: MLK honored through song at NMAAHC
Darin Atwater’s Soulful Symphony took the stage at the National Museum of African Amerian History and Culture to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Hundreds of artisans fill Dulles Expo Center for springtime Sugarloaf Crafts Festival
The first Sugarloaf Crafts Festival was held 42 years ago, in the spring of 1976 in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
Inaugural Rosslyn Carols! Christmas celebration gets hundreds in the holiday spirit
Carolers’ voices echoed throughout the plaza, beckoning those in search of a little holiday spirit to the heart of the new mixed-use development.
Satan or psychosis? Mistaking mental illness for demonic possession
Exorcists are in high demand but that may not be the devil’s doing.