Voters to decide on legalizing recreational marijuana
By Joe Murchison Maryland voters could make recreational use of marijuana legal as soon as July 1, 2023, if they…
Trader Joe’s to open this fall
By Alice Carlson Trader Joe’s is coming to College Park this fall, offering students and residents an alternative to Lidl,…
Seeing Laurel’s House of Horror in a new light
By Katie V. Jones Immediately upon entering Laurel’s House of Horror for the first time, Mike Richey, of Charm City…
Daycare for children with disabilities opens in Hyattsville
By Sophie Gorman Oriani St. Joseph’s House, a nonprofit family daycare providing care for children and teens with developmental and…
Pop-up sale introduces Jammies pies
BY SOPHIE GORMAN ORIANI Jamorra DuBose Morris says she’s always loved flavor. Her end goal is to open her…
The SPACE expands and seeks College Park partnerships
By Meghan Curtis The SPACE Free Art For All, a nonprofit organization in Greenbelt, plans to open, this winter, an…
Supporting small businesses to fill Hyattsville storefronts
By Winter Hawk and Kit Slack The resilience and vibrancy of Hyattsville’s small businesses attracted attention during the pandemic. Hyattsville…
Pedestrians and cyclists to see improvements along Route 1
BY DAN BEHREND Three developments slated for the Route 1 Corridor in Hyattsville will change how people experience and move…
City unfazed by nationwide coin shortage
By Abbey Weltman As the U.S. grapples with a coin shortage brought on by markedly less in-person shopping during…
Terp alum Jeremie Bacon redefining recreation
By Meghan Curtis Jeremie Bacon, 46 years young, built a small network of technology companies after graduating from the University…
