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Greg Dohler/The Gazette Bowie resident and retired railroad engineer and photographer Wayne Sherwin looks through train photos he has taken, including this one of a B&O Railroad caboose similar to the one that is scheduled to come to the Bowie Railroad Museum.

The Greenbelt Police Department offers a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons responsible for any of the following unsolved crimes.

These were among cases received recently by the Prince George's County Animal Management Division.

Teri Stumpf of Bowie pets Lexi, a 7-year-old female dog, living at the Prince George's County Animal Services Facility in Upper Marlboro on July 24. Connie Carter of Bowie and Mike O'Connor, a volunteer at the Prince George's County Animal Services Facility, prepare to take photos of animals for the shelter website on July 24.

It was the longest fight of Odom's career to date with eight first round knockouts to his credit so far.

Suspect arrested in MD armed carjacking The Prince George's County Sheriff's Office has arrested a suspect in connection with an armed carjacking.

These were among cases received recently by the Prince George's County Animal Management Division.

Here's a roundup of recent job postings in Bowie: Desktop Support Specialist for Advanced Government Solutions, Inc Account Executive for LivingSocial Residential Counselor for Volunteers of America Chesapeake Stylist at Hair Cuttery Salon Retail Support - Stock and Receiving Processor at Macy's Client Services/Receptionist at H&R Block Guest ... (more)

The one of a kind John Wayne Museum in Bowie, Maryland is in financial trouble and in danger of closing.

Twenty-five thousand dollars. According to some Bowie parents, that's the price that has been set on their children's health and well-being.

Twenty Bowie residents are being green while staying out of the red this summer through new energy efficiency grants the city introduced earlier this year.

A Bowie museum that chronicles the history and science behind radio and television is considering leaving its Prince George's County home and moving to Montgomery County.

A new, free summer school program in Prince George's County is designed to teach the fundamentals of reading and math for incoming second-graders who are reading below grade level.

The Belair Mansion in Bowie will host a special exhibit portraying the effects the War of 1812 had on the Bowie community.

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This week's Bowie WOW house is a three-story, 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom -- 3 full, 2 half -- contemporary-style home with 5 fireplaces -- 2 wood burning, 3 gas.

Hillary Hudson “seduces” Bud the Stud in Bowie Community Theatre's production of “Sex Please Weíre Sixty.” We're supposed to have some nice weather this weekend, so why on Earth would you want to stay in your house watching television when there is so much to do near you?! I mean, the newest episode of “True ... (more)

The Belair Mansion in Bowie will host a special exhibit portraying the effects the War of 1812 had on the Bowie community.

Tucked behind a quiet neighborhood off Jonquil Avenue in Landover is a former schoolhouse that once served as Prince George's County's 911 dispatch center.

The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board approved funding this week for nine technical assistance projects that will promote access to transit, support better pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, and foster transit-oriented development throughout the region.