A fast-casual sushi and teriyaki restaurant is headed to the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville and is scheduled to open by mid-February. A representative of Kaizen Teriyaki told the Hyattsville Wire that they are just waiting on their final permits … Continue reading →

A music venue and food hall will open in College Park by the summer, adding to the city’s at efforts to remake itself as a top-tier college town. Located in two buildings totaling 12,000 square feet near the new WeWork … Continue reading →

A 12-acre lot just north of Riverdale Park Station on Baltimore Avenue could soon be developed. The Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority, which has owned the 12-acre lot south of Albion Road since 1989, announced that it would be putting it … Continue reading →

The Purple Line likely won’t begin carrying passengers until as early as February of 2023, about a year behind schedule. The delays are fairly typical of major public transportation projects, but they will lead to more grousing from the project’s … Continue reading →

When her husband was in the Navy, Krisi Hora moved every two or three years. Each time, she would buy and sell their furniture on the side. Once Chad Hora left the military, the couple decided to do it full … Continue reading →