Local News
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Top 50 Women You Need to Know in Prince George’s County
Meet the women in Prince George’s County driving innovation and leadership, shaping the community’s future together. Read more
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Spring in Full Bloom: Experience the Magic of Cherry Blossoms at National Harbor
National Harbor celebrates spring with cherry blossoms, cultural events, and workshops from March 21 to April 12. Read more
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Braveboy’s FY27 Budget Proposal: 5 Things Residents Need to Know
Prince George’s County Executive presents a $5.92 billion budget focusing on education, safety, and infrastructure. Read more
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Charles H. Flowers Basketball Team Secures Spot in Championship Semifinals
It’s been an incredible run for the Charles H. Flowers Jaguars. They have officially secured their spot in the 2026 MPSSAA Class 4A State Semifinals after a dominant performance in the quarterfinal round. The Jaguars remain undefeated this season (23-0) and are currently the top-seeded team in the 4A bracket. Recap of the Road to… Read more
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10 Women-owned Businesses in Prince George’s County
Celebrate Women’s History Month by supporting these local women-owned businesses. Read more
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The Big Game: Flowers vs. Roosevelt for a Spot in the Final Four
Charles H. Flowers and Eleanor Roosevelt face off in a crucial Class 4A quarterfinal rivalry game. Read more
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Bowie Town Center Changes Hands in $50 Million Deal
Bowie Town Center acquired for $50 million by Nile Equity Group and CRC, highlighting suburban retail interest. Read more
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Bowie State Bulldogs On Verge of Hiring Dawson Odums to Revive Football Program
Bowie State targets Dawson Odums to rejuvenate its football program after recent struggles. Read more
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Bowie Mayor Tim Adams Appointed to Prince George’s County Council
Bowie Mayor Tim Adams joins the Prince George’s County Council, emphasizing inclusivity and community priorities. Read more
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Ingrid Watson Named President & CEO of Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation
County Executive Aisha N. Braveboy appoints Ingrid S. Watson as the new CEO of the Prince George’s County EDC. Read more