Busboys and Poets in Hyattsville welcomed a huge anti-Trump mural last week
“Wake up America … DEPORT TRUMP” spans the front corner of the restaurant.
Gov. Larry Hogan’s approval rating “largely unaffected” by national politics, poll finds
The governor’s 7 percentage point approval rating dip is likely attributed to the Maryland General Assembly being in session.
College Park Academy will move to the University of Maryland’s Discovery District next year
The College Park Academy’s new facility will feature study rooms and access to the local community.
College Park City Council plans to fight SHA on proposal to remove an I-95 loop ramp
The council hopes to meet with the State Highway Administration by April to reconfigure the design proposal.
CPAC was “worthwhile” but might not have appealed to millennials, UMD students say
The event included workshops that advocated for conservative ideals in a “politically correct climate.”
For the first time in about 25 years, a Prince George’s schools CEO will get a second term
County Executive Rushern Baker announced last week he would extend Kevin Maxwell’s contract through 2021.
The College Park City Council isn’t on board with some government-proposed road changes
Councilmembers’ feedback largely focused on traffic concerns and bike accessibility.
A new restriction could threaten College Park’s farmers markets
The regulation requires vendors to use flame-resistant tents.
College Park’s newest apartment building is scheduled to open in summer 2017
Fuse 47’s high-tech amenities include option for residents to open their apartments with their cell phone.
College Park area restaurants closed Thursday to recognize ‘A Day Without Immigrants’
The nationwide movement was a response to President Trump’s immigration policies.