By Drew Hansen
The funding does not include anything for the Washington Commanders, but there are infrastructure elements aimed at keeping them in the county. Read more at Washington Business Journal.
Photo: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan with Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks at a press conference on Wednesday. Hogan said new funding for Prince George’s County will make it “a hub for business, entertainment, culture, recreation and education.”
MARYLAND GOVERNOR’S OFFICE
By: Alicia Abelson With coronavirus cases on the decline in Prince George’s County, health officials said Wednesday that the Maryland county will shut down a vaccination clinic and one of its COVID-19 testing sites. The […]
Get ready, Washington, D.C., because the NFL Draft could be coming to the city soon. The nation’s capital is one of three finalists to host the 2024 NFL Draft, along with Detroit and Green Bay, […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: Although the Maryland gubernatorial election remains the major focus in the Nov. 8 general election, voters also have a say on five constitutional amendments on the ballot. Some could have a profound effect […]
