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On Tuesday, September 29, Judge Vince Chhabria extended the administrative stay on the USDA’s reorganization impacting Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. The stay was set to end October 2 (see the September 24 issue) and will now last until October 13. Both sides must now submit supplemental briefs, meaning further written arguments. The judge specifically asked them to address legislative and statutory histories relating to the reorganization and the potential need for congressional approval.
Pumpkin Queen Stacy Stewart has spent the past three years coordinating the Greenbelt Pumpkin Festival. This year’s Pumpkin Festival will
District 2 families, including Greenbelt, began and continue this school year without representation on the Board of Education despite an application period that was concluded even before the vacancy was announced. Board Chair Branndon Jackson ...
The beloved New Deal Café is dealing with some changes in funding and hours since the board’s decision not to renew the last vendor’s contract, which ended in July. However, the community behind it stays ...
The Greenbelt City Council meeting of September 14 covered a lot of ground. Extended in two increments of 30 and 5 minutes, respectively, it was still mercifully shorter than many past meetings. An article in ...
Greenbelt’s 2026 Outstanding Citizen, Carolyn Lambright-Davis, may be small in stature, but the energy and passion she displays when talking
The deadline to shutter operations at Beltsville Agricultural Center (BARC) loomed large this month. On September 1, a federal judge declined to rule for an injunction on the reorganization of BARC, finding it wasn’t relevant ...
Latasha Dorsey was ten years old when she saw firsthand how an elementary school system unwittingly failed a special needs student. Her brother, Clements, who is one year older, had a learning disability and was ...
In the September 14 meeting of the Greenbelt City Council, ongoing issues relating to the previously authorized unionization of city workers, mostly with Public Works, came into focus. The city had received notice of legal ...