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Jackson-Reed Tops School Without Walls for Regular Season Title

1 week ago | washingtoninformer.com | Ed Hill

Evan Rosario of Jackson-Reed High School, which defeated School Without Walls for the baseball regular-season District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic Association title (Marcus Relacion/The Washington Informer) The characters may change each year, but the script has remained the same: At the end of the season, Jackson-Reed High School and School Without Walls have been longtime rivals, battling it out for the baseball regular-season District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic...
DMV's Basketball Success and Its Impact on High School Programs

4 weeks ago | washingtoninformer.com | Ed Hill

While the nation witnessed University of Florida and University of Connecticut (UConn) crowned as the 2025 NCAA men’s and women’s basketball champions, respectively, throughout March Madness, the DMV watched with pride as players from the area were well represented and dominating on the court. In the women’s and men’s competitions, the Washington Catholic Athletic Association (WCAC) was in full effect.
Celebrating 60 years of sports coverage by The Washington Informer

1 month ago | washingtoninformer.com | Ed Hill

**FILE** D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (left) holds the key to the city after presenting it to Washington Football Franchise legend Darrell Green (center). Antonio the Cuban Cigar Smoker holds the proclamation for Green as Mitch Rales celebrates. Green says The Informer has provided “invaluable” sports coverage. (Robert R.
HBCUs and local teams compete in NCAA tournaments

1 month ago | washingtoninformer.com | Ed Hill

With March Madness here and other tournaments ahead, this is an exciting time for men’s and women’s basketball teams at many local institutions and historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) alike. With the popularity continuing to grow in men’s and women’s college sports, new post-season tournaments have been added and players are now getting an opportunity to continue competing and vying for a championship.
Abrams Ashton Chorley joins us, strengthening SME support in Lancashire

2 months ago | bkplus.co.uk | Ed Hill

We have expanded our regional network with the acquisition of Abrams Ashton Chorley, reinforcing our commitment to local people delivering local services to local businesses. This latest move brings us to 25 offices and a team of 500 professionals, continuing our rapid growth while staying true to our core values of client-focused, community-driven accounting and advisory services.
Pigskin Club honors African American athletes and coaches

2 months ago | washingtoninformer.com | Ed Hill

Over the past eight decades, numerous organizations have taken turns honoring athletes and coaches for their accomplishments. Most did not survive the test of time and have since ceased to exist, but for more than eight decades, the Pigskin Club of Washington, INC. has thrived, celebrating the achievements of African Americans in sports. The Pigskin Club was initially formed in 1938 by Dr. Charles B.
UK built rocket concept set to advance interplanetary travel

2 months ago | aero-mag.com | Ed Hill

A new nuclear fusion rocket concept developed by British scientists over the past decade has been unveiled. Pulsar Fusion’s novel ‘Sunbird’ concept could redefine space travel and reaffirm the UK’s position in advanced space technology. Developed in secret, the concept is unlike anything Pulsar Fusion has publicly shared before.
FACC receives award for turbine innovation at JEC World

2 months ago | aero-mag.com | Ed Hill

At JEC World 2025 show in Paris, FACC AG was presented as one of the top three finalists of the JEC Composites Innovation Awards together with Competence Center CHASE GmbH. An innovative wing profile for aircraft turbines made of thermoplastic composites was submitted. The annual industry award recognises projects and technological innovations that demonstrate the full potential of high-tech lightweight materials.
Lufthansa newly painted A321 rolls out at Teesside Airport

2 months ago | aero-mag.com | Ed Hill

Europe’s largest airline Lufthansa has seen another of its planes painted at Teesside Airport. Expanding aircraft painting firm Airbourne Colours – which secured its Teesside base last year – completed the aircraft this week before it rolled out of its facility on Wednesday morning (5 March). The Lufthansa Airbus A321 marked the 20th aircraft painted by Airbourne, and the second Lufthansa, since its £6.5million facility opened its doors north of the runway in October.
Warwick University and MSC Industrial collaborate on innovative Veloris superbike

2 months ago | pesmedia.com | Ed Hill

Following a year of intense engineering and collaboration, students at the University of Warwick have worked with MSC Industrial Supply Co UK (MSC) to unveil a groundbreaking new electric racing motorbike. The bike is designed to embody the pinnacle of UK high value manufacturing and demonstrate the visionary potential of future electric superbikes.