Stories about Brentwood, Maryland, in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., with a focus on arts, culture, history, real estate and development.
All Prince George’s County Public schools will close starting on Monday, March 16. The University of Maryland is holding all classes online on that same day. And all Prince George’s County libraries will close beginning March 16 as well.
The city of Mount Rainier approved the sale of a long-empty piece of land to a developer planning a $30 million apartment building with ground-floor shops.
Joe’s Movement Emporium held sold-out performances of a play set in historic North Brentwood this weekend.
When the barrier was put up in 1957, it was as forbidding as a garrison wall, even apart from stopping cars from driving between the white community of Brentwood and the Black community of North Brentwood.
The Route 1 corridor’s newest development, Artisan 4100 at 4100 Rhode Island Ave., is available for immediate occupancy as of this week, with the first tenants scheduled to begin moving in this weekend.
There are few museums dedicated to black history in the U.S., and one of those few is right on the Route 1 corridor.
A North Brentwood resident is one of the designers behind a popular smartphone app for learning sign language.
Prince George’s County may soon get permission to charge a five-cent fee on plastic bags in stores, joining Montgomery County and Washington, D.C.
The new Hyattsville public library faced delays in construction due to last year’s wet weather and is now set to open next spring.
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Life on the Route 1 Corridor