Route One Communities Care halts meal distribution due to lack of funds
Since the organization's start in April 2020, it has distributed over 23,000 meals and raised about $240,000.
UMD professors join in effort to bring free WiFi to Prince George’s County park
If the project is successful, it would be the first in Maryland to bring WiFi to a green space, a professor said.
City of College Park names Kenneth Young city manager
Kenneth Young will be the city's first Black city manager and will start his new position on Monday, Sept. 27.
UMD students march for pathway to citizenship at CASA’s ‘Welcome Back Congress’ in DC
The march demanded that a pathway to citizenship remain in the $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation package.
College Park Council discusses junction of affordable housing, neighborhood stabilization
Council members discussed the possibility of ramping up enforcement of a county ordinance that caps the number of unrelated individuals living in a house at five.
With school year underway, PGCPS continues to have “chronic” bus driver shortage
To handle the situation, some of the existing bus routes and driver assignments could be adjusted.
Two College Park City Council seats will be contested in November elections
The election will be held Nov. 9 and eligible residents must register to vote by Oct. 10 through the Prince George’s County Board of Elections.
Some College Park areas to receive mosquito spraying to prevent spread of West Nile
The Maryland Department of Agriculture has released 10 other public notices of unscheduled mosquito sprayings in Prince George's County since mid-July.
‘Mad taco scientists in the kitchen’: Tacos A La Madre to open soon in College Park
After operating in a home kitchen and an inn, the restaurant is finally establishing its own location.
College Park Council votes to transfer section of Rhode Island Ave. to city jurisdiction
The council voted unanimously to transfer jurisdiction of the section of Rhode Island Avenue between Paducah Road and Greenbelt Road.