We, the neighbors of the Capital Plaza Walmart, oppose the store’s expansion into a 24-hour SuperStore. We are concerned that this expansion would only exacerbate the problems caused by the existing store and not contribute to re-development of the 450 Corridor, which is an important economic development plan for the region and county. When Walmart opened the store in 2008, they promised the surrounding communities that they would be a good neighbor and provide good jobs, a high-quality retail operation in a safe and clean environment, crime prevention in the parking lot and store, and maintain clear communication with the community. This has not been our experience. Walmart also claimed they would bring economic benefits to our community, but failed to live up to that promise as well. This store has been the site of employee protests about wages, lack of access to benefits, and working conditions. We ask that you, Councilwoman Dannielle Glaros and the Prince George's County Council, stand with your constituents in opposition to this Walmart expansion and advocate for a positive, community-oriented development at Capitol Plaza Mall in Landover Hills, Maryland on this 39 acre parcel. A 24-hour Super Walmart on the 450 Corridor is not in line with our vision for our community or county.

Limit all political contributions to candidates, parties, and groups to $100 per citizen so everyone's voice is equal.

Justice should be done for the killing of Trayvon Martin

Stop the violence

Uniquely qualified to address South Sudan's housing crisis, Rep. Steve King has the humanitarian teachings of the Roman Catholic Church required to enable effective administration of US Foreign Aid to South Sudan. Besides, he and his family will just love serving in Jonglei, South Sudan.

Show your support for Center Pocket Billiards Café, a locally owned family business. By relocating to Bowie, MD, we will contribute to the economic development and growth of Prince George’s County, MD.

Circuit Court Judge George Sexton hands down suspended sentences to two dog fighters who pled no contest for running what is suspected to be the largest dog-fighting operation ever discovered in Tennessee. If this two men do not break the law, and comply with their probation terms, the sentence will most likely be dismissed. Hearings for Gary Phelps and Arsenio Williams, the other two other men charged in the case, are also pending. For more information go to: http://bslnews.org/2014/08/21/judge-suspends-sentences-for-two-dog-fighters-call-to-action/

Stop H.B. 3520 from renaming part of US 75, Central Expressway in Dallas, after George W. Bush.

Mr. George Davison needs to stop enticing hard working people out of there money for services not rendered.

Mr. George Davison needs to stop enticing hard working people out of there money for services not rendered.