Franklins Restaurant in Hyattsville recently hired a new chef to change up its menu, updating some classic dishes while adding new options. Continue reading →

The Archie Edwards Blues Foundation could have easily fallen victim to the real estate boom on the Route 1 corridor. Instead, it’s thriving. Continue reading →

Vigilante Coffee is ready to join the ranks of Pawnee, Indiana, and Dunder-Mifflin. The Hyattsville roastery recently filmed its own mockumentary about a fictional coffee shop where everything goes wrong. Continue reading →

Streetcar 82 Brewing Co., a Belgian-inspired production brewery and tap room in Hyattsville, which first opened in 2017 and is now a go-to spot on the Route 1 corridor for good beer, offers a short class on American Sign Language for customers who want to better communicate with others who may be hard of hearing or deaf.
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Proteus Bicycles will be adding a coffee bar at its new location at 9827 Rhode Island Ave. in College Park. Continue reading →

As part of a regular series on hot neighborhoods, the Washingtonian tapped Hyattsville Wire editor Alison Beckwith to write up the best places to eat, shop and play in the area. Continue reading →

Morgan Wootten, the legendary basketball coach at Hyattsville’s DeMatha Catholic High School, died Tuesday at his home in University Park. He was 88. Over 46 seasons beginning in 1956, Wootten racked up a record 1,274 wins, the first coach at … Continue reading →