Tucked behind a thick plot of forest, just about a mile from bustling Baltimore Avenue, the waters of Lake Artemesia fill with kayakers and anglers during the summer as cyclists and hikers exercise on...
The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has selected College Park as one of 17 local governments across the country to join a highly competitive sustainability initiative called the 2026 LEED for Cities...
More than 100 residents and passersby came through the intersection of Rhode Island Avenue and Edgewood Road on May 30 for the second “Hey, Hollywood” gathering hosted by the North College Park Community...
College Park installed two self-service pet microchip scanning stations in March to help residents quickly reunite lost dogs and cats with their owners.
The stations, located outside City Hall...
Hundreds of residents and visitors crowded the street outside of Davis Hall in North College Park on May 17 to shop for crafts, play games and listen to music at the city’s second annual Spring...
A 13,980-square-foot shared workspace with 60 offices, two meeting rooms and a training area opened in the Discovery District in January.
Venture X, located at 5825 University Research Court, is “basically...
The race for Prince George’s County Council District 1 is heating up after three candidates entered the race in hopes of winning this year’s election, which will result in the district’s first nonincumbent...
College Park’s city manager on March 20 proposed a $31.5 million budget for fiscal year 2027.
For the second year, the city is not proposing a property tax increase. The last increase—the first...
Muddy grounds did not stop more than 100 families from enjoying games and a hunt for Easter eggs during College Park’s annual Egg-Stravaganza at Calvert Park on March 1.
The Saturday morning event...
By LIAD MUSSAFFI
The College Park City Council on Feb. 10 discussed a proposal to do away with a long-standing 12-inch height limit on lawns to accommodate residents wishing to replace their grass...
More than 100 College Park families visited a crimson-tinged City Hall on Feb. 21 to celebrate Lunar New Year.
The city’s second annual Lunar New Year festivities featured music, food and crafts...
A citizen-led committee resubmitted a year-old report on school bus stop safety to the College Park City Council in January in an effort to encourage officials to make changes to protect elementary school...
