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
MARYLAND MATTERS: Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) delivered a 16-bill legislative package Wednesday for the second session of his term. The governor’s legislation falls into four areas — public safety, affordability, making the state more […]
A former George Washington University basketball player has escaped Ukraine after being stranded in the war-torn European country for days. Maurice “Mo” Creek, an Oxon Hill, Maryland native, was stuck in Ukraine as Russia began […]
The 2023 General Assembly session is in the books, so it is time to review the legislative session, in general, and how it impacted Prince George’s County, specifically. The 2023 Legislative Session was marked by […]
