Cheryl Kravitz, Power of Positive — In 1984 I was a sweet young thing whose only foray into a planned exercise program was years (and I do mean years) earlier in high school. I remember quite vividly wearing what was fondly called a “gym suit” .. a blue monstrosity that can only be described as a Read more »
Last weekend my husband celebrated his 64th birthday. We spent the day at the Abbey Road on the River Beatles Tribute festival. It was fitting for all kinds of reasons. Over a year ago he slogged through boxes of used records and tapes at a neighborhood sale and bought me a video of the 1964 Read more »
Coming of age in the 1960s I was aware of the beginnings of the Civil Rights movement. The neighborhood where I grew up was segregated. I would read about stirrings of unrest on campuses across the country and was dismayed when boys in one of my high school classes made the front pages for stoning Read more »
You and I might meet one day and I could appear familiar to you. I probably remind you of someone you know – a woman you’ve seen at work, in your neighborhood or even at family gatherings. I look recognizable because you come across women like me all the time. These days I am doing Read more »
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.
