In the Community

It started as an assignment from mom and has turned into a full-fledged company serving up a tasty D.C.-area delicacy. News4’s Molette Green talks to the two Prince George’s County teenage brothers who created and sell Uncle Dell’s Mambo Sauce.

It is Opening Day at Nationals Park — finally — after it was delayed for months by the pandemic. The city is brimming with excitement for D.C.’s World Series champions to return to the field. News4’s Molette Green is celebrating in the community.

A Prince George’s mom is in the running for a major award from the National Hockey League, the Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award for positively impacting the community. Alexandria Briggs-Blake needs your vote to win. Go here to vote: nhl.com/oreeaward.

National Harbor has launched a virtual gratitude garden. Plant a thankful message to foster some goodwill for yourself, your community and a family in need. A $5 donation will be given to NATS4GOOD for each message. Visit www.nationalharbor.com/garden to add your message. News4’s Molette Green reports.

Prince George’s County students are sending a message to the community: get counted in the 2020 census. Elementary, middle and high school students grouped together to make public service announcements with their message. News4’s Molette Green shows some of the PSAs.

Prince George’s students are reminding all their neighbors to get counted in the 2020 census. Check out this one from Fairmont Heights High School.

Prince George’s students are reminding all their neighbors to get counted in the 2020 census. Check out this one from Buck Lodge Middle School.

Prince George’s students are reminding all their neighbors to get counted in the 2020 census. Check out this one from Cool Spring Elementary School.

Six impressive Prince George’s County women were honored with Catalyst Awards and celebrated with a car parade through the community. News4’s Molette Green reports.

The D.C. Coalition for the Homeless helps our neighbors experiencing hardship. Now, they need you to ensure they can keep serving the community. Join their online fundraiser, Stepping Out for the Homeless,on Thursday, July 16 by visiting www.dccfh.org.

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, Rachel Roberts, known to many as Leesburg’s Flower Lady, has raised $10,000 to fight hunger by selling her blooms. Overall, Roberts has given $100,000 to Loudoun Hunger Relief. News4’s Molette Green reports.

RV rentals are booming and there’s a clear reason why: It’s a way to take a summer vacation while maintaining social distancing. News4’s Molette Green breaks down what to know.

A Manassas teacher aims to put a book discussing diversity and inclusion in every classroom in her school. News4’s Molette Green reports on how you can help by mailing a book to a collection site at 4196 Merchant Plaza, #317, Woodbridge, Virginia, 22192