On July 13, the Greenbelt City Council voted unanimously to extend collective bargaining rights to a wide array of the city’s ...

This is Part 1 of a two-part series remembering Former Mayor of Greenbelt Gil Weidenfeld. This first article focuses on an ...

Jonathan Briggs, who represented District 2, which includes Greenbelt, on the Prince George’s County Board of Education, has ...

The Greenbelt City Council’s June 10 worksession covered two main topics: the draft cemeteries master plan and the budget ...

As rumors circulate about the possible return of Greenbelt’s career firefighters this summer, city officials continue to push ...

The possible acquisition by Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GHI), most likely via its subsidiary Greenbelt Development Corporation ...

Greenbelt Middle School’s (GMS) beloved principal, Marcellus Clement, announced on Friday, July 10 that he will leave the school after leading it for five years. Clement said he had been given an ...

This is not just a day that represents a new building, but it represents a new start, a new beginning and a new chapter in ...

The Greenbelt News Review is a worker cooperative – and formally registered itself as such in 1941. It is NOT a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, so contributions are not tax deductible. Members own ...

This article was updated on May 28 to add responses from Sydney Harrison and Jennifer Rios which arrived after our deadline. Eight Democratic candidates are in the crowded race for two Prince George’s ...

On June 12, journalists, media scholars and news leaders from across the region gathered at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism on the University of Maryland (UMD) campus for the annual Local ...

With yells and screeches that would be more common at an athletic pep rally than an author visit, Newbery and Emmy-Award winner Kwame Alexander charged through his community presentation at the ...