FORT WASHINGTON – A more accessible campaign system may be in the future for Prince George’s County.

County Councilmembers Mary Lehman, Mel Franklin and Obie Patterson joined members of the Fair Elections Maryland Coalition at a town hall on Dec. 7 to discuss an upcoming council bill that would pass a Fair Elections Act for the county.

UPPER MARLBORO – Members of the Prince George’s County Council believe the county government does not have the funds to close the gap between state funding and what Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) needs when it come to capital improvements, and they’re looking for solutions to keep modernizing schools.

UPPER MARLBORO – In the wake of controversy surrounding the use of county-owned vehicles, a committee has recommended eliminating take-home vehicles for elected officials.

BRANDYWINE – Thousands of commuters travel along US 301 every day, and developers and officials are hoping more of them will stop in Prince George’s County thanks to redevelopment projects in the Brandywine area.

SEABROOK – County Councilman Mel Franklin has received probation before judgment (PBJ) and paid a fine to resolve charges related to a drunken driving accident in November.

SEABROOK – Direct service providers have gained a new ally on the county council.

SEABROOK – County Councilman Mel Franklin has received probation before judgement (PBJ) and paid a fine to resolve charges related to a drunken driving accident in November.

UPPER MARLBORO – The county council is adding another tool in the fight against domestic violence.

SEABROOK – Lawrence Hogan Sr., former Prince George’s county executive and father of Maryland’s current governor, has died.

FORT WASHINGTON – The Prince George’s County Local Development Council (LDC) is looking to make its mark with official positions on issues related to MGM revenues.