Daily Archives: December 30, 2012
Leaving a Legacy
How Bad Do You Want It?
I’ll Do it Myself
Jessica A. Gray is the owner of Gray’s Apothecary. Jessica and her son both suffer from Eczema. After dealing with the side effects of artificial fragrances exacerbating the problem, Jessica decided to try making her own remedy. Gray’s Apothecary is a handmade coconut oil-based body and skin care line. All products, with the exception of the facial … Continue reading
Get Plugged In
Myra Mathis is the founder of “My the Connector”. This boutique concierge service thrives on catering to specific needs of clients by providing extraordinary experiences in and around the DC area. The company delivers very high quality service and introduces clients to unique jewels throughout the city. Myra has never been one to fit into a particular category. Her wide … Continue reading
A Cheerful Giver
Ransom Miller III , graduate of Howard University, came to the District of Columbia with his eyes on an education and the football field. After graduation, he made the District his home. Like any man of integrity, Ransom was determined to sow a seed in the land where he lived. As a professional staff member of … Continue reading
Sonya is Winning!
In a city awash in wild new cultural invigoration, Washington, DC area native Sonya Collins is a social connector equally as comfortable in this new reality as she is in the ideals of DC as defined by George Clinton as “Chocolate City and its vanilla suburbs.” Educated in the Prince George’s County school system and … Continue reading
Breaking Barriers
In today’s society, all aspects of Engineering lead to success in business, education and technology. However, women and minorities are lagging behind and aren’t as likely to enter the industry. Candice Staples is working to close that gap. Candice has worked with Flexus, the Dr. Marilyn Berman Pollans’ Women in Engineering (WIE) Living & Learning Community. … Continue reading
When a Hero Comes Along
A lot of superheroes in comic books have overcome physical ailments. They often use those ailments to their advantage. I believe that’s what makes them super! Bill Walker is a superhero in real life. A few years back, he was informed that he had a tumor in his foot. He underwent surgery to remove the … Continue reading
The Mission of Ministry
Jason Jones is the Assistant Lead Pastor/Worship Leader for Zion Church Woodbridge in Woodbridge, Virginia. Some say that we are approaching a post-religious time in society. Although this is a possibility, for some, faith is still important. While most people in their early adult years are off chasing personal dreams in a selfish manner, Jason has committed … Continue reading