WASHINGTON POST: In the midst of deafening chants of “Beach Boyz” and gallons of chocolate milk and sparkling grape juice being sprayed on the team as photographers jostled for the perfect picture, Friendship Collegiate Coach […]
WTOP: With the FIFA World Cup, the traditional Thanksgiving NFL games and the final weekend of college football’s regular season, some sports fans will likely want to put some money down on their favorites. For […]
Those looking to save a little extra dough on some back to school shopping can at least avoid paying state sales tax on most items this week in Maryland. The state’s tax holiday starts Sunday and runs […]
Finding a convenient place for mental health services will now be a little easier for Prince George’s County residents, with a new behavioral health center opening in Lanham, Maryland. “Our community is in crisis, and […]
Thousands of restaurants closed during the pandemic, but even more would have likely shut their doors in Maryland without a change in policy that allowed customers to take beer and cocktails home with their takeout. […]
With nearly half of Metro’s 500 train operators having lapsed recertification and 72 of them being removed from service, riders are paying the price by waiting longer for trains Monday. Terry Roegner arrived to the Huntington Metro […]
