We’re saluting seniors this week to gear up for the Innovations in Aging Expo. Myung Han was born August 24, 1911 in Korea. A favorite time in her life was before the Korean War when all her four children were alive. During the Korean War her family lost everything. She then moved to the US Read more »
JC talks about a myriad of topics with Montgomery County Police Chief Tom Manger, including Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
In the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area, 1 in 6 or16 percent of residents are at risk of or experiencing hunger; over 641,000 residents (U.S. Census ACS 2006-2008.) And in these tough economic times more and more people are having to make the choice between buying food or paying the rent. The Capital Area Food Bank Read more »
Teenage girls are a handful. So as your daughter goes from being your precious little princess to an autonomous, rebellious teen; there are some health questions that you might have but don’t know where to turn. For example do you think your daughter is too young to go to the gynecologist but to old for Read more »
Aunt Hattie’s Place is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a safe, stable, nurturing, and long-term home for abused, abandoned, and neglected children in foster care. Founded in February 1997 by Dr. Hattie N. Washington, AHP strives to provide a stable home for youngsters who will be in foster care, often their entire childhood and Read more »
“Jazz is the sound of our heritage. It is an American idiom with African roots — a trunk of soul with limbs reaching in every direction.” Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington The Howard Theatre on 7th and T streets NW was once the hub for theatre productions, vaudeville acts and musicians like Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald Read more »
A drug war that has left tens of thousands of innocent people dead is the subject of a new documentary that will debut on Fri April 6th at AMC Hoffman 22 and Regal Countryside 20. The film is called ’8 Murders a Day’ and it deals with the violence happening just across the U-S border Read more »
Let’s take a break from work, cleaning up the house and planting in the garden to sing the Alphabet song. Yes the ABC song, “now I know my ABC next-time won’t you sing with me!” I know you’re wondering why did we just do that?!?! Well did you know that without us learning the alphabet Read more »
We love when our favorite French fitness expert (say that fast three times,) Laurent Amzallag comes to the studio to whip JC into shape. This time he enlisted Howard Bernstein to join in on this amazing Yala Fitness workout. Hot Yala Nights: Featuring Laurent Amzallag Saturday, Feb 25th 2012 700 Water Street, SW, Washington, DC Read more »
JC joined the evening anchors Leslie Foster, Derrick McGinty, Anita Brikman and Topper Shutt in the 5pm show to take a look at her impressive career.
JC Hayward stands out as a gem in the shining crown of broadcast journalism in Washington, DC. As the DC market's first female anchor, she celebrates 39 years as an anchor at WUSA9 and was recently inducted into the National Association of Broadcast Journalists' Hall of Fame.
