Reports of wage cuts, social clubs, equipment and dam problems, temperance meetings and more are part of the historical events Laurel Mill...
St. Philip's Episcopal Church in Laurel is accepting applications for two scholarships honoring Absalom Jones, the first African American...
Rabbi Arthur Green, an authority on Jewish thought and spirituality, will speak Sunday, Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. at Oseh Shalom congregation, 7515...
Laurel Mill Playhouse, 508 Main St., will hold auditions to cast seven men and eight women for its upcoming production of John Chapman's...
Old Town bid farewell to a number of longtime residents and friends over the past few weeks.
Pallotti Prep High School's redesigned courtyard, named Panther Courtyard, is the home of commemorative bricks that can be purchased and...
The process has involved library research and community outreach, making connections with people online and on the streets of Laurel.
As the second season of NBC's talent competition "The Voice" gets underway this week, Laurel residents may see a familiar face.
Laurel Police and city officials are joining forces with local agencies and advocacy groups to hold a domestic violence open forum on...
Laurel's County Council member Mary Lehman and state Del. Barbara Frush are pushing for a law that would requirePrince George's...
Laurel Del. Geraldine Valentino-Smith announced this week that she has introduced legislation to make the Prince George's County school...
Jason Papanikolas, a Laurel resident who ran for state delegate in 2010, was elected this month as chair of the Republican Central Committee...
Laurel City Council member Michael Leszcz was elected chair of the...
Maryland schools are moving closer to overhauling the way that they evaluate teachers, putting more emphasis on student performance and test...
Facing a projected $126 million deficit, Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker said he will have to "make some tough choices"...
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