Hyattsville Arts Festival Returns Saturday With Special Tribute
The Hyattsville Arts Festival will bring art, music and food trucks to the Route 1 corridor Saturday.
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In Memory of Hyattsville’s Stuart Eisenberg and His Enduring Legacy
/in Hyattsville/by Alison BeckwithStuart, a longtime Hyattsville community organizer and passionate champion of the Route 1 corridor, died in late August at his home. He was 63.
Welcome to the New Hyattsville Wire
/in Hyattsville/by Alison BeckwithEarlier this week, we went live with a completely rebuilt website, but we kept pretty much the same design that we’ve had since we launched in 2012.
Celebrating 15 Years: How Hyattsville’s ‘Arts & Ales’ Festival Became Route 1’s Signature Event
/in Hyattsville/by Alison BeckwithOver the last 15 years, Hyattsville’s Arts & Ales Festival has become the signature event for the Route 1 corridor and surrounding area.
New Development Eyed Near Purple Line’s Riverdale Park Station
/in Riverdale Park/by Alison BeckwithA new development is being considered for a wooded lot next to the upcoming Purple Line station just outside Riverdale Park.
As City Mourns, a Look at Kevin Ward’s Legacy in Hyattsville
/in Hyattsville/by Alison BeckwithAs the city mourns his untimely death, the Hyattsville Wire talked with those who worked with him to get a better sense of his goals and accomplishments in office, and the legacy that he leaves behind.
Should Hyattsville’s Magruder Park Be Renamed for the Late Artist David Driskell?
/in Hyattsville/by Alison BeckwithWith cities around the country pulling down Confederate statues and recognizing Juneteenth, debate over renaming Hyattsville’s largest park has been renewed.
Hyattsville to Give $1 Million in Pandemic Relief to Struggling Businesses, Residents in Need
/in Hyattsville/by Alison BeckwithThe city of Hyattsville will give out $1 million to local businesses and residents in coronavirus relief in the coming weeks.
How Hyattsville’s Busboys and Poets Is Helping Artists During the Lockdown
/in Greenbelt, Hyattsville/by Alison BeckwithThe coronavirus didn’t just temporarily shut down a lot of small businesses, it also put a lot of public art projects on hold. But the owner of popular Hyattsville eatery Busboys and Poets is trying to turn that around starting a movement he calls #paintthestorefronts.
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