Jordan D. Brown

The renovation for Washington National Cathedral’s pipe organ is expected to take five years.

The Anacostia exhibit showcases lesser-known D.C. artists who contributed to Motown, such as the Dynamic Superiors and the Young Senators.

Football standouts Khyree Jackson, Anthony Lytton Jr., and Isaiah Hazel were memorialized at their alma mater, Dr. Henry A. Wise Jr. High School, Friday night.

The historic Virginia town celebrated its 275th birthday Saturday evening, part of a tradition that dates back to at least 1889.

Representing D.C.’s Wards 7 and 8, the U12 softball team is off to Bristol, Conn., for its biggest competition yet.

William & Mary announces a historic $100-million donation from Jane Batten to establish the Batten School of Coastal and Marine Sciences.

The city of Alexandria hosted a watch party for Noah Lyles, its Olympic gold medalist and hometown hero.

Arianna Davis wants women to find community and confidence in Stript, her clothing line.

The two-time NBA champion wants his sports bar to honor the region’s rich sports history.

The Prince George’s County Fair’s association canceled this year’s event “due to insufficient volunteer manpower.”