Federalist Pig Says Still Exploring Hyattsville Location
Federalist Pig told the Hyattsville Wire that it’s still looking into opening a sit-down restaurant in Hyattsville.
Federalist Pig told the Hyattsville Wire that it’s still looking into opening a sit-down restaurant in Hyattsville.
The Ireland-based affordable fashion store will move into a 30,000-square-foot space in the Hyattsville shopping center by early 2025.
Located at 6400 America Blvd., The Residences at the Six will feature 316 apartments and 2,052 square feet of shops at University Town Center in Hyattsville.
A Riverdale Park locksmith has shut his brick-and-mortar store after 64 years and gone mobile-only, due to lingering effects of the pandemic.
A Hyattsville artist designed a new “Made in Maryland”-themed logo that is being used on totes, mugs, wine glasses and other items sold locally at the new Shop Made in M.D. store in College Park.
The improvements help keep some of the Route 1 corridor’s historic architecture in top shape, spurring more customers to come to local shops.
A store that exclusively sells goods made by Maryland artists and craftsmen opened today in College Park, just in time for holiday shopping. The grand opening runs from Friday, Dec. 8 through Sunday, Dec. 10, with a special reception from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday.
More than 4,000 apartments are coming to the Route 1 corridor as there continues to be strong demand for new rental housing.
A medical marijuana dispensary opened in Hyattsville Friday, as Maryland moves closer to recreational sales later this year.

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