As in other states, the rules on voting in Maryland have changed this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. For the most part, the changes have made things easier, with more options for voters nervous about heading to the polls on Election Day. Continue reading →

A beloved Route 1 restaurant’s big expansion to D.C. has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading →

Prince George’s County will remain in Phase Two of reopening from the coronavirus as the state moves ahead to Phase Three. Continue reading →

Like many restaurants on the Route 1 corridor, the landmark Greenbelt restaurant and music venue has been hit hard by limits on indoor dining and live performances during the pandemic. Continue reading →

Franklins will open its new outdoor Tiki Bar today, Wednesday August 26, at 4 p.m. The Hyattsville mainstay will serve drinks and food in to-go containers on a first-come, first-served basis at its new “Quarantiki Room” in the parking lot underneath the bridge. Continue reading →

Pyramid Atlantic Art Center’s latest exhibit is now up and open to the public with several safety precautions in place due to the pandemic. Curated by Molly Ruppert, “Patterning” features prints, fabric art and sculptures from eight artists from around the greater D.C. area that play with the use of patterns. Continue reading →

A small number of University of Maryland students have found an unusual solution to the coronavirus pandemic: Renting rooms at nearby hotels instead of staying in dorms. Continue reading →