By SOFIE PATERNITE
Brentwood’s vice mayor and town administrator both resigned from their positions in mid-June, provoking concerns among residents.
Former Vice Mayor Stefan Leggin posted his resignation...
By ROSANNA WEAVER
For years a metal barrier stood in the middle of Windom Road in Brentwood, random and confusing. It was the sort of thing you’d expect to see when a bridge was permanently out...
By SOFIE PATERNITE
A joint public hearing to discuss the second staff draft of the West Hyattsville-Queens Chapel Sector Plan originally scheduled for July 8 was postponed to September. As of press...
By KATIE V. JONES
The Woman’s Club of Laurel was founded in 1910 with the purpose of serving the community. It is not a social club, a book club or sewing club, its president, Lorraine Kelly, is quick...
By KATIE V. JONES
The 11th season of Prince George’s County’s Shakespeare in the Parks performances kicked off a little late this year — not because the cast and crew of “A Midsummer Night’s...
The city is hosting four game nights at local parks beginning in mid-July to encourage community building.
The game nights are meant to be family-friendly and encourage residents to turn out and meet...
By LILLIAN GLAROS
Children and adults used colored pencils, crayons and markers to scribble on free coloring books in the University of Maryland’s (UMD) The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on June...
By BODE RAMSAY
The annual Trolley Trail Day, an event featuring music, arts and crafts, and food to encourage the use of hiking and biking paths, drew its largest crowd ever June 8, nearly doubling...
By BODE RAMSAY
More than 300 parents and local residents have signed a petition to try to prevent a Hyattsville liquor store from opening in the Mall at Prince George's in the spot now occupied by Junior...
By KATIE V. JONES
Who doesn’t like pizza?
On April 10, Sean Phelan, second vice commander of American Legion Squadron 217, led seven kids, ranging in age from 5 to 15, in a culinary adventure. Working...
While rain canceled the Easter egg hunt, the Easter Bunny still made an appearance at the Granville Gude Park Lakehouse to meet with children and pose for photos on March 23.
By ADELIA MCGUIRE
College Park's two food pantries are grappling with an unprecedented surge in demand, echoing the strain felt by food banks across the nation.
An increase in demand from members of...
