Prince George’s County Council discusses bill to support Black-owned businesses The legislation would define and add “African American Business Enterprises” to the Prince George's County Business Expansion and Start-Up Grant Program. Audrey Keefe February 26, 2024
UMD must enable local businesses to brew change in the coffee landscape Stop selling coffee from companies that don't reflect our university's values. Isabella Cusack January 30, 2024
Maryland General Assembly to remove Russian investments, local businesses boycott Other local businesses have also been raising and donating money for the Ukrainian cause. Hannah Ziegler March 11, 2022
Satisfying a sweet tooth: Insomnia Cookies reopens in College Park The new store is located at 4513 College Park Ave., across from Target and the Landmark. Abigail Russ October 28, 2021
Businesses settle into Discovery District to hire young professionals, promote vibrancy In recent years, the Discovery District in College Park has become a prime location for startups and businesses. Shreya Vuttaluru September 30, 2021
Here’s how food delivery services are affecting College Park restaurants Food-delivery services such as Doordash and Uber Eats sometimes form partnerships with local restaurants, but the impact of those partnerships varies. Anaya Truss-Williams February 25, 2021
“Come and create”: Local photo studio The Stu opens in Greenbelt Mileija Yancy, Ashlie Payne and Aeesha Kamara are the business owners, and lifelong friends. Julia Nikhinson February 7, 2021
Black business owners say they’ve received support amid nationwide movements Some Black-owned businesses have reciprocated the support by participating in Black Lives Matter demonstrations. Diamondback Staff June 26, 2020
Four UMD alumni started a company to help small businesses, food insecure students The company allows people to buy gift cards for multiple businesses on one website. Grace Yarrow May 14, 2020
College Park bike shops ride high as sales surge during COVID-19 Mayor Wojahn helped ensure bike shops were deemed an essential business. Jonathan Tercasio May 7, 2020