Mount Rainier News

Bill Updike of Mount Rainier displays how he caps a bottle of beer at his home. Updike is part of a local association of home brewers who meet every few months to discuss best brewing practices and different brews they are working on and to critique each other's beer.

The Gateway Arts and Entertainment District was recognized by the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development last week for booming commercial and residential growth along the Route 1 corridor over the last year.

Despite heavy rains and severe thunderstorms which swept through the region on Monday evening, relatively few Prince George's residents were left without power.

After purchasing his first home and getting married in West Vancouver in October 2010, he set out to enjoy the beach in Maui for his honeymoon.

Mt. Rainier, Md. officials announced a $1,000 fine and six months behind bars for anyone found selling synthetic drugs.

Each week, Patch puts together a list of local activities and events going on in your area this weekend.

On both sides of 34th Street near Thomas S. Stone Elementary School in Mount Rainier, signs with lights at the top of them say “speed limit 15 mph when flashing,” leading some residents to think the speed limit changes when the lights are not on - even though the speed limit remains 15 mph on the Brentwood side when the lights aren't ... (more)

"Raising Dust" at the Carroll Square Gallery spotlights five artists whose works incorporate clay, but none of the five artists is content to simply turn clay into pottery.