Prince George’s County to loosen capacity limits to 50% for all restaurants and businesses
The order comes days after Gov. Hogan announced he would lift all state dining capacity restrictions.
WMATA expects Congress’s $1.4 billion relief package will keep transit cuts at bay
The transit authority does not yet know how much funding it will receive.
Alsobrooks, Hogan announce more weekly vaccine slots at Six Flags for Prince Georgians
Slots for county residents will jump from 500 to 2,100 at the mass vaccination site.
College Park City Council passes ordinance to discuss tax credit for development project
If the tax credit is granted, it would be worth $571,000 distributed over five years.
Women of color in UMD community are making it as entrepreneurs despite challenges
Women of color have been the driving force of the growth of women-owned businesses over the past decade.
Greenbelt Mayor and former UMD student Colin Byrd announces run for U.S. Senate
Byrd will be challenging Sen. Chris Van Hollen in the 2022 election.
Prince George’s County remembers lives lost to COVID-19 at virtual event
The county joined the state in recognizing the anniversary of the first COVID-19 case in Maryland.
Alsobrooks calls for more vaccines for Prince Georgians at Six Flags mass vaccination site
11% of the doses administered at Six Flags have been given to county residents, Alsobrooks said.
40 Prince George’s County restaurants receive $5,000 grants from DoorDash
Ten College Park restaurants received grants, including Bagels 'n Grinds and Marathon Deli.
City Council to send letter to WMATA opposing proposed closure of College Park Metro stop
The cuts would also eliminate bus route 86 and shorten bus route 83, which both run through College Park.