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 →

A Place To Walk To, which specializes in gourmet versions of comfort food classics, will open its doors at its new brick and mortar location at 6451 American Blvd., in Hyattsville’s University Town Center on Sunday, Jan. 26., from 2 … Continue reading →

A new coworking space is slated to open next week in Hyattsville, just around the corner from Vigilante Coffee. Located at 4328 Farragut Street, A\Work will tweak the familiar model for coworking spaces by allowing anyone to drop in for … Continue reading →

Today marks the 100th anniversary since Prohibition began and the Volstead Act went into effect, and now Sangfroid Distilling, Prince George’s County’s first distillery to open in nearly a 100 years, will soon set up a tasting room taking advantage … Continue reading →

Maryland Meadworks isn’t just reviving mead, it’s bringing back jazz to Route 1. The Hyattsville meadery has been holding live music events since just before it opened in 2018 featuring a range of different genres, but Friday jazz nights are … Continue reading →

A popular Prince George’s County food truck will open a brick-and-mortar restaurant at University Town Center in the coming weeks. A Place to Walk to, which specializes in gourmet versions of comfort food classics, has been serving everything from chicken … Continue reading →

Hyattsville’s most iconic building has maintained its charm for well over a century. While digging through historical photos, the Hyattsville Wire stumbled on this 1940 photograph of the Hyattsville Hardware Co., at 5121 Baltimore Ave., now home to Franklins Restaurant, Brewery and … Continue reading →