The Original Ledo Restaurant left College Park. Another Ledo franchise is replacing it.
The new franchise will open as early as the spring.
College Park’s Lakeland is remembered through archived documents, photos at virtual event
"We cannot let them be forgotten," a fifth-generation Lakelander said.
Gov. Hogan names College Park quantum computing company one of top state start-ups
IonQ is currently the only quantum computing system working with both Amazon and Microsoft.
Purple Line corridor residents discuss affordable housing at annual meeting
The virtual meeting featured local businesses, activists and other community members.
College Park’s Proteus Bicycles has a new addition for coffee lovers
Now, customers waiting for their bikes to be fixed can have a treat to pass the time.
College Park City Manager Scott Somers announces resignation
Somers accepted a position as the CEO for Green Valley Recreation, Inc., a southern Arizona nonprofit.
Llatetra Brown Esters wins District 2 special election in College Park
Esters received 61 percent of the vote.
Purple Line officials field questions about project progress and construction
The Nov. 10 update was intended to give city community members a clearer look at what was going on with the project.
COVID-19 hit the hospitality industry hard. Here’s how College Park hotels are adjusting.
Some, like The Hotel and the Red Roof Inn, have introduced student discounts and other incentives.
In Vision 2030 plan, College Park aims to promote walkability, develop affordable housing
The city is now pushing to become a top-20 college town by 2030.