Local Biz Archives - Page 3 of 21

August 11, 2020 by routeonefunlady

College Park’s Marathon Deli Mural Celebrates its Greek Heritage

Marathon Deli’s new location along Route 1 in College Park has got a bright mural lighting up the building’s facade. Check out the story behind this Greek-inspired mural and the organization behind its design.

June 29, 2020 by routeonefunlady

Hyattsville’s Mall at Prince George’s to Reopen June 30th

Hyattsville’s Mall at Prince George’s is reopening starting Tuesday, June 30th. Limited hours and accessibility. And wear your face mask!

May 29, 2020 by routeonefunlady

Town Center Market Patio Opens Monday!

TOWN CENTER MARKET IS OPENING ITS PATIO ON MONDAY! That’s all the information I have right now! Happy Friday!

On a more serious note, while I don’t have any more information on this just yet, Town Center Market did share that there are currently ironing out the seating rules and service guidelines ahead of Monday’s opening. So stay tuned to the Town Center Market website for more details!

April 28, 2020 by routeonefunlady

Here’s how you can safely support small SoHy businesses this Saturday, May 2nd

The SoHy Co-op is encouraging small business lovers to support SoHy businesses by shopping small online on May 2. Small businesses make up the heart of the SoHy area and they are all being affected by the COVID pandemic. These businesses rely on support from local shoppers.

February 27, 2020 by routeonefunlady

Little Free Community Cupboard in University Park

A Little Free Community Cupboard was recently installed by the Church of the Brethern in University Park (by corner of Tuckerman Street and Route One). Soon, neighbors and our local community will be able to donate nonperishable goods and toiletries for those in need to pick up anonymously. Soon you’ll be able to leave what you can, to take what you need, or to point others toward University Park’s Little Free Community Cupboard.

February 26, 2020 by routeonefunlady

Custom Furniture Painting with Tanglewood Sue (Discounts, too!)

Ready for your home’s decor to reflect a bit more of the creative cat you really are but reluctant to buy West Elm / Target-type pieces that you know will end up in a landfill sooner than later? Then it’s time to look around and beautifully reinvent what you’ve got with a little custom furniture painting help from Tanglewood Sue! *Sue is generously offering Route One Fun readers FREE pickup AND delivery between now and March for custom furniture clients who live between Mount Rainier up through College Park. So you better act fast!