Published continuously since the New Deal City of Greenbelt was founded in 1937, the News Review is delivered free to most Greenbelt residents. In 1970 we won a landmark First Amendment case in the Supreme Court.
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Our September 10 issue announced the appointment of Anna Bedford-Dillow as the Greenbelt News Review’s Editor in a unanimous vote
On Thursday, September 10, Sue-Ellen Ferguson, a lawyer for Greenbelt, Berwyn Heights and College Park, was in the Appellate Court of Maryland in Annapolis to present the municipalities’ grievance over the removal of Prince George’s ...
Prince George’s County Fire Department (PGFD) responses to calls from the Greenbelt area are slower than they were two years earlier, when Greenbelt’s Fire Department was staffed with career firefighters, new data shows. Data showing ...
For the Parkdale High School class of 1977, a reunion tradition started with a joking comment on a Facebook post. Mark Felsher saw a picture of some classmates getting together, posted by a friend on ...
City Manager Josué Salmerón, accompanied by the city’s program directors, met with the Greenbelt City Council on September 9 in
Carolyn Lambright-Davis is Greenbelt’s 2026 Outstanding Citizen, as announced at the Labor Day Festival’s Opening Ceremony on Friday, September 4. Lambright-Davis was recognized for serving as a board member of the CHesapeake Education, Arts and ...
The Board of Directors of the Greenbelt News Review voted unanimously to appoint Anna Bedford-Dillow as the new editor of the weekly paper. She has been serving as the managing editor since September 2022, taking ...
Beginning no later than September 30, Greenbelt fire station will gain daytime career staffing but lose its 24/7 Advanced Life Support (ALS) unit. For the past two years, the station has been staffed with an ...