The Tragic Backstory Behind a Historic Route 1 Cemetery
The Rhode Island Avenue Metro station just down Route 1 in D.C., was once the site of the city’s most prominent African-American cemetery, a forgotten piece of local history.
Stories about Woodridge, a neighborhood in Washington, D.C., with a focus on arts, culture, history, real estate and development.
The Rhode Island Avenue Metro station just down Route 1 in D.C., was once the site of the city’s most prominent African-American cemetery, a forgotten piece of local history.
Prince George’s County will seek federal funding to complete dozens of new trails, including several along the Route 1 corridor.
With all the new growth and development on the corridor, Route 1 has become much more walkable in recent years, but more could be done, especially to make streets safer for pedestrians and bicyclists.
Located at 2216 Rhode Island Ave., just over the border of Mount Rainier, Bandura Design is an all-woman interior design firm which opened last summer in midst of the pandemic that specializes in commercial spaces such as hotels and shops.
When a Catholic family decided to start a church just off the Route 1 corridor in the early 1700s, they had to be secretive about it.
Located at 2125 Rhode Island Ave., Jamerica Restaurant will serve authentic dishes like oxtail and red snapper as well as some American food in a Jamaican-inspired setting.
Starting at 5 p.m. on Monday, May 17, all indoor and outdoor venues can resume business as normal in Prince George’s County, bringing the county into alignment with the rest of Maryland.
The latest trend in the bikeshare movement has hit part of Route 1 corridor: Electric mopeds designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on short-term trips.
An upscale American comfort food restaurant in the former site of Momo Yakitori at 2214 Rhode Island Ave. NE in Woodridge, D.C., held a soft launch Friday.

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Life on the Route 1 Corridor
