The College Park’s MOM’s expansion will have pinball, a lounge and a bakery
Organic bread will be baked from scratch daily.
The Piano Man Superstore to close in May
There are less than 200 pianos remaining in the store.
Prince George’s County residents want more affordable housing and support for businesses
Residents discussed the county’s fiscal 2019 budget at a public hearing Tuesday night.
Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker honored for supporting Hispanic businesses
Baker started the Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative to bolster high-need areas of the county.
College Park Academy online curriculum leads to high test scores
The academy’s eighth graders outperformed the average high school test scores for Algebra I in Prince George’s County.
Some College Park residents are upset with students’ waste disposal
Neither the City of College Park nor the University of Maryland accept recycling in plastic bags.
College Park City Council opposes Arts District designation application
Members agreed that the main focus should be on “expanding and supporting arts and entertainment activities” without physical district expansion.
UMD is partnering with local universities to improve technology in Baltimore
Researchers are looking into creating transportation hubs for the area
As UMD marks Disability Awareness Month, advocates say city and campus could do more
One College Park resident who uses a cane said his neighborhood lacks sidewalks, making it hard for him to get around.
Lidl grocery store could come to Route 1 as College Park seeks to expand food options
One of the largest European grocers is planning to build a store at the Clarion Inn site at 8601 Baltimore Ave.