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Prince George's executive's wife seeks council seat
Leslie E. Johnson, wife of Prince George's County Executive Jack B. Johnson , announced her plans to run for County Council next year.
2 Troopers Injured in Extended Police Chase
Two Maryland state troopers were injured during a pursuit that started in Prince George's County and ended all the way in Baltimore County.
Md. Lobbyist With 7 DUIs Sentenced To Probation
A Maryland lobbyist with seven drunken-driving convictions has been let out of jail after spending a little more than a month there for his latest arrest.
Extreme makeover: North Beach edition
When Cheryl Sollars saw a sign advertising a free $1,000 makeover while driving past Palms Salon and Day Spa in North Beach in early September, she instantly thought of her mother, 67-year-old June Burke of Tracys Landing.
A school crush turns into the real thing
27 in front of 150 guests, all dressed to the nines in a mansion in Mitchellville, Md.
Mitchellville man announces Prince George's council run
Mitchellville resident Derrick Leon Davis , 42, announced Tuesday that he is running for the Prince George's County Council District 6 seat in the November 2010 elections.
Questions raised on Brandywine shopping center deal
Prince George's County Council members are showing signs of skepticism over a last-minute proposal by Council Chairwoman Marilynn M. Bland of Clinton to set up a shopping center in her district as a special tax zone to aid the center's expansion.
Jazz series playing strong after 25 years
Pianist Cedar Walton is among the well-known musicians that play at the Montpelier Jazz Series, often to sold-out crowds.
Bowie: Large deck offers space to entertain
The house has a large wooden deck and gazebo that overlooks the backyard. Mitchellville East is a rather reserved community with streets of family homes, and this three-level brick-front house sits among them.
Prince George's County lobbyist pleads guilty to DUI
A former Prince George's County Council lobbyist is being held without bail after pleading guilty Tuesday to driving under the influence.
Md. couple pick foster parenting over retirement
Samuel and Mildred Stewart bought a camper and planned to spend their retirement years traveling across the country.
The Queen Anne Farm has awesome blooms
Yesterday I had a blast shooting photos at Queen Anne Farm on Central Avenue. The address is Mitchellville, but it's not far at all from Davidsonville.
Will city board investigate Pierre?
Before withdrawing her name last month as the Democratic candidate for mayor of Annapolis, several questions arose about the residency and finances of Zina Pierre.
a Piece of My Mind: The more things change, the more they stay the same
In 1930, my dad completed his first year of teaching and coaching. My mom graduated from Iowa State.
Prince George's County Council proposes cab licensing reform
Prince George's County Council members introduced a bill to overhaul the county's taxi cab licensing system on Tuesday, one week after area taxi drivers threatened to go on strike if reforms were not made.
Teaching the value of a dollarat a young age
Lake Arbor Elementary School fifth-grader Khalifa Ndir, 10, of Bowie opens a savings account Sept.
Democrats scramble to replace Pierre
Democratic mayoral nominee Zina Pierre yesterday withdrew from the race, bringing her historic campaign as the first African-American woman to run for the city's highest office - and the first to win a primary election - to an end.
Cohen picked as Democratic nominee for mayor
Former city alderman and current county Councilman Josh Cohen, who came in second in last week's mayoral primary, was picked to be the Democratic nominee for mayor by the Annapolis Democratic Central Committee tonight.
State officials consider consolidating barracks
Due to an ailing state budget, state officials said they are considering consolidating Prince George's County's two Maryland State Police barracks, closing the Forestville barrack and moving all troopers to the College Park station.
Arena Drive interchangeopens for full-time access
After years of construction and anticipation, Arena Drive in Largo has opened for round-the-clock, daily access.