Join linguist John McWhorter from Columbia University for a talk and Q&A on why humans speak in multiple ways. The talk will explore how people worldwide switch dialects, languages, and vocabularies depending on the situation, challenging the assumption that we … Continue reading →

Share a photo that says something about your time at home during the coronavirus pandemic and you could win a $150 gift certificate to restaurant on the Route 1 corridor offering takeout and/or delivery. Continue reading →

Developers will break ground soon on a $100 million project in College Park with shops and apartments on the former site of Plato’s Diner and the Quality Inn in the 7000 block of Baltimore Ave. Continue reading →

Being off our routine and sheltering-in-place makes staying fit harder than ever right now. But luckily, the closure of gyms and fitness studios across Maryland earlier this week has led many fitness studios along the Route 1 corridor to get creative. Continue reading →

A Washington teenager who trains at College Park’s Junior Tennis Champions Center won her first professional tennis title this weekend. Continue reading →

The University of Maryland Child Development Center at 4601 Calvert Road in College Park will serve 120 children from ages six weeks through five years old. Continue reading →

An exhibit of Joel Floyd’s paintings, called “Roadside’s Last Gasps,” is now on display through April at the Maryland Milestones Heritage Center at 4318 Gallatin St. in Hyattsville. Continue reading →