Dear Miss Floribunda, Is it possible for a native plant to get a weird disease like the one you wrote about for roses last month? My coneflowers have developed something that looks a little like the...

By: SUMAYA ABDEL-MOTAGALY The Supplee Lane Recreation Area reopened July 11 after being closed due to a 6-gallon mineral oil leak. A Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) transformer in the 16000 block...

By JALEN WADE A non-profit food delivery service will take up residence in Flats at College Park by the end of the year. Food 4 Maryland, also known as Food4MD, will move from Beltsville location to...

By LILLIAN GLAROS On July 9th, during a rainy evening at the Hyattsville Branch Library, over twenty young people between 16 and 24 years old gathered for a new art program run by the Prince George’s...

By KIT SLACK Missing the summer olympics? Check out your hometown teams’ scores in the National Newspaper Association’s annual competition.  Three gold medals. Our Laurel columnist Bob Reilly...

By LILLIAN GLAROS Rosemary Gilmore spent her first 11 years in Laurel. Now 27, she resides in Atlanta, where she is an actress and a producer with Good Ghost Productions, which she helped Meghana Singh,...

By ZAYNE ALI The gym at the Laurel Multiservice Center was abuzz with excitement June 28 as the last contestant in Quill and Company’s Next Bestseller competition finished their presentation and took...

By RHIANNON EVANS Restaurant patrons can access exclusive deals at two dozen local eateries the week of July 21 during a Taste of College Park event. Diners who download the Flave app, developed by...

By CHARLOTTE KANNER Former City Councilmember Bob Catlin hasn’t had a seat on the dais since 2013 but still sometimes attends council meetings—to keep everyone informed about the city’s history. During...

By EVONY SALMERON Park resident Brooks Boliek recalls how excited he was to finish the 97-mile 2024 Gran Fondo National Series Championship bicycle race last year in 20th place for his age group—dead...

By EVONY SALMERON The College Park City Council will hold a public hearing on Aug. 6 on a proposal to make it a violation for a car to park or stand in a bike lane. This change to the city code would...