Governor Hogan recently announced that he is proposing to increase private school funding by $10 million. Rushern L. Baker, III, Prince George’s County Executive, responded by saying that when public schools have... Read more »
For Prince Georgians, who are not enrolled in the Affordable Care Act, enrollment events are scheduled this Saturday, December 10, 2016. The deadline to change an existing health care policy or enroll... Read more »
When most people think of vacations, they think of amusement parks, beach resorts, cruises and historical neighborhoods. While all of these are great tourist destinations, they cannot compare to visiting a vineyard... Read more »
Many couples that undergo a momentous change in their life, such as retirement, layoff or empty nest are deciding to give up their homes for RV living. There are many benefits for... Read more »
(Clinton) John and Mary Elizabeth Jenkins Surratt built the Surratt House in 1952. The middle-class farmhouse, also a public dining room, tavern and hotel, plays a huge role in American history. The... Read more »
The Maryland Zoo is comprised of a 135-acre park, with more than 1,500 mammals, birds (200 species), reptiles and amphibians. The Zoo opened to the city public in 1876, making it the... Read more »
The Sasscer’s House, also known as Kingston House, holds significant historical value for the town of Upper Marlboro. According to the government records, the original structure was built before 1730-1735, marking it... Read more »
Thought a $10 lottery ticket was a bit more than you could risk? Well, the Maryland Lottery regulators will soon be enticing players with a $30 scratch-off ticket. The decision to offer... Read more »
The first season snowfall hits Midwest on Friday, with 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts. Norfolk, Columbus, and Sioux City areas received 1 to 2 inches of snow, while some locations in north-central Nebraska reported... Read more »