MARYLAND MATTERS: Mark Griffin had a good-paying job as an ophthalmological assistant for two decades, earning enough to purchase a $150,000 home in Baltimore. But a catastrophic car accident a few years ago eroded his […]
Maryland Matters: Joe Vogel and Jeffrie Long Jr. became the first members of Gen Z elected to the Maryland General Assembly this month. Vogel, a 25-year-old political activist, immigrated from Uruguay to Rockville as a […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: A youth football team in D.C.’s Ward 7 is seeking $20,000 to participate in the national championship in their division in Kissimmee, Fla. The Marshall Heights Bisons 6U Pressureboyz have won 11 straight […]
This fall, fans of The Office will be transported to the world of Dunder Mifflin Paper Company when The Office Experience opens in Washington D.C. on Thursday, November 17. Guests are invited to celebrate their […]
WTOP: As he has racked up the yards and the touchdowns in his two seasons starting at running back for the DeMatha Catholic football team, Brendon Wyatt rarely has conveyed his feelings. Stags Coach Bill […]
Maryland Matters: Candidates up and down the ballot are criss-crossing the state, making their final pleas to voters ahead of Election Day on Tuesday. Over the weekend, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Wes Moore appeared on the […]
MARYLAND MATTERS: Morgan State University funneled scholarship aid to students who failed to maintain required grade point averages, according to a sweeping audit. The school also failed to determine whether vendors were providing services appropriately, […]
Maryland Matters: Irene Diane is excited for her senior year at Bowie High School, serving as president of the school’s student government association and future aspirations to attend college. But the 17-year-old Prince George’s County […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: Ronald L. Williams, a sixth-generation Washingtonian, who has business interests in crabbing, oysters and poultry farming, will bring his talents to Ward 8 in the form of a food establishment located in the […]
WTOP: David Harrington, a former Maryland senator who was also chair of the Prince George’s County Council and president of the county’s Chamber of Commerce, has died. He was 68. Harrington was a senator from […]
