Cydney is a Midwestern girl at heart. She was born and raised in Canton, Ohio, which was made famous by President William McKinley and is home of the Football Hall of Fame. She studied online journalism at Ohio University and spent some time working at washingtonpost.com, where she reported on issues in Loudoun County. Cydney stretched her journalistic muscles in Las Vegas, Nev., working as a breaking news and community reporter for the <i>Las Vegas Sun</i>. At the Sun, she covered everything from casino fires and plane crashes to political protests and former circus performers.
Cydney enjoys reading, taking pictures, comparing everything to "back in Ohio, we have …" and continuing her quest to build the worst music library in history.
MetroAccess, the transit service for those with disabilities preventing them from using bus or rail, will be increasing its fares Feb. 27 to a maximum fare of $7.
MetroAccess, the transit service for those with disabilities preventing them from using bus or rail, will be increasing its fares Feb. 27 to a maximum fare of $7.
Local music producer James McKinney will spend this Sunday at the Grammy’s for his second time as a nominee in the category of the Best Urban Alternative Performance.
Greenbelt Baseball for boys and girls ages 5-12 is now open for the season.
Check out Lat Naylor's exhibit, Where You Are, at the Community Center's Art Gallery until Feb. 18.
The top Prince George's County news from the Patchwork.
These are the best nearby places to watch the Superbowl this Sunday.
The rapid snow fall has Prince George's County Public Schools closing early today.
Tonight's city council meeting will provide more information on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway expansion.
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority recently released the new schedules for bus changes happening all over Maryland.
For the first time in about six years, student residents at Franklin Park will have access to free shuttle service to University of Maryland.
A guide to Hanukkah events around town
Residents and guests honored veterans at Roosevelt Center Thursday.
Several veterans gathered at American Legion Post 136 for a luncheon in honor of Veterans Day.
Transit restructuring and biennial questionnaire were the main topics at Monday's meeting.
It was hard to tell what was scarier last week, the Halloween Costumes or the close general election races.
Despite the rain, Greenbelters were out and about Thursday.
The Greenbelt East Advisory Coalition met Thursday to discuss Labor Day, the GEAC picnic and snow problems to come.
The weekend-long festival announces winners in several categories.
Several parents and children gathered at Roosevelt Center for treats, and in some cases prizes, during the Halloween Costume Parade Friday.
