Bailey has lived all over the United States as an Air Force brat, from Maine and Delaware to Mississippi. She also enjoyed some years in Japan eating with chopsticks. Although her initial degree was in education, Bailey went on to study visual media at The American University, which spring-boarded her career as a video producer and scriptwriter. She has also reported for the Greenbelt News Review and the Journal Newspapers. Her hobbies include reading the classics, hiking, photography and writing bad science fiction.
Local jeweler faces heartache as store closes after 63 years; deputies arrest “Sheriff’s Most Wanted” suspect; police seek suspects in string of robberies; and more.
Rock-n-roll hits, high-energy bluesy rock and an arts reception—waiting for you at the New Deal Café in Greenbelt, MD.
The gym offers $10 and $19 monthly memberships, 80 pieces of cardio equipment, hydro massages, tanning, the 'youth booth' and more.
Enjoy a puppet show, decorate re-usable bags or step back in Greenbelt history with Hometown Heroes—all part of an Artful Afternoon.
The evolution in teacher evaluation systems is not limited to Prince George’s County. In 2009, DC Public Schools unveiled a new teacher evaluation system called IMPACT, which has led to hundreds of layoffs.
A former Prince George's fire official was sentenced Wednesday for bribing public officials in exchange for favors involving Greenbelt Station.
'Heaven Should Fall' by Rebecca Coleman hit bookstores last week.
This year, the picnic features a moon bounce and other kids' activities.
Robin Roberts supporters will gather at the Mother and Child statue.
The following arrest information was supplied by the Greenbelt Police Department for Sept. 21 - 25. It does not indicate a conviction.
New help for Prince George's job seekers; Fright Fest to open; Hyattsville once staging ground for massive women's motorized rally; two arrested on marijuana charges in T.G.I. Friday's parking lot; and scooter and moped owners prepare to
The incident happened at the 5800 block of Cherrywood Lane, according to police.
Two males pull out pepper spray and make off with hair and money.
Apples, gourds, pumpkins and more fall fare will be available at Sunday's market.
The 37 count indictment alleges doctor ran a “pill mill” out of his offices, according to the DEA.
"You cannot ever assure 100 percent containment," says a GHI official. "What you're looking for is to minimize the risk."
West Nile has 3,545 cases reported in the U.S. this year, but those bitten with mosquitos carrying EEE face higher fatality rate.
The trailer full of chickens overturned leaving fuel from its gas tank on the roadway, according to fire officials.
Below are September obituaries and death notices for Greenbelt residents past and recent, listed by several publications and funeral homes.
Don your vintage ties and get ready for vaudeville and cocktails.
