The Hyattsville Wire’s Most-Read Stories of 2020
Amid a pandemic and an economic downturn, we put together the most-read stories on the Hyattsville Wire in 2020 .
Stories about University Park, Maryland, in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., with a focus on arts, culture, history, real estate and development.
Amid a pandemic and an economic downturn, we put together the most-read stories on the Hyattsville Wire in 2020 .
As we say goodbye to this utterly crazy year, I wanted to do something a little different and talk to you all directly since I’m always quietly writing behind the scenes.
If you want to help a local nonprofit before the end of the year, here’s a list of 16 ones on the Route 1 corridor that you should consider.
We are closing out the most unusual year, asking you to share with us your favorite things to do and places to go, especially during the pandemic, as part of our annual Hyattsville Wire reader poll.
Facing another spike in coronavirus cases, Prince George’s County will shut down indoor dining and limit indoor shopping starting next week.
This holiday season, shopping locally could help keep your local artists and independent retailers in business.
The city of Hyattsville lost enough trees over a decade to cover all of Magruder Park in shade seven times, according to a new study.
Several Route 1 businesses are offering special holiday catering or have other food and drinks available for pickup or delivery.
Residents of the Route 1 corridor will face new coronavirus restrictions beginning at 5 p.m. Sunday, November 15, including a mandate to wear masks outside unless they are vigorously exercising.

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