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.”
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After Monniquer McCaskill finished her graveyard shift Thursday with the United States Postal Service, she chose to cast her ballot on the first day of early voting in Maryland’s primary election. McCaskill, of Temple Hills, […]
Maryland Matters: Maryland Democrats are gearing up for their big rally Thursday evening with President Joe Biden at Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville. Their opponents are gearing up as well. The president is the […]
Written By: Tramel Raggs During a brief stoppage midway through the second quarter of Tuesday’s Class 4A girls’ basketball semifinal, agitated C.H. Flowers coach Roderick Hairston reminded his players of the game plan. “What did […]
