Richard D. Elliott is a journalist for The Washington Informer, focusing on local news and politics in Washington D.C. His articles cover a range of topics, including updates on political figures, municipal elections, community events, and legislative updates in Prince George's County.
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Richard D. Elliott's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in the Washington D.C. area, specifically Prince George’s County. Given this focus, it would be most effective to reach out with pitches related to local political developments, government announcements, and events in that specific geographic area.
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By: Richard D. Elliott
**FILE** County Council Chair Jolene Ivey (D-District 5) (Anthony Tilghman/The Washington Informer)
Washington Informer Hosts Competitive 2023 County Spelling Bee PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTYBy Richard D. ElliottWI Contributing Reporter With a crowd of more than 300 family members, teachers and special supporters, 25 students competed for the title of winner at the 2023 Prince George’s County Spelling Bee presented by the Washington Informer and Washington Informer Charities, hosted […]
By: Richard D. Elliott
**FILE** The Prince George’s County Council approved legislation to install electric vehicle charging stations at multifamily and commercial developments, as well as in parking lots at office buildings and apartment communities. (Anthony Tilghman/The Washington Informer)
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Photo by Christina Morillo on Pexels.com As the close of this year’s legislative session approaches, the Prince George’s County Council has prioritized local businesses, workers and consumers.
By: Richard D. Elliott
Newly elected board members Tiffani Andorful, Robin Brown, and Phelton Moss pose for a photo. Zakyia Goins-McCants was not in attendance, as her 13-vote lead appears to be in recount territory. (Courtesy photo)
By: Richard D. Elliott, Anthony Brown
Maryland officials are taking action to protect consumers and investors from putting their money in the wrong hands.
By: Richard D. Elliott
Free State Distillery, a Black-owned operation that owns Arthur Wheeler Spirits Company, is now open. (Courtesy of Jolene Ivey via Instagram)
By: Richard D. Elliott, Arthur Mosel
Bowie Business Innovation Center Celebrates Successes, Hosts InnovativeBowie!
By: Richard D. Elliott
**FILE** Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is cautioning state leaders of further budget woes. At the recent Maryland Association of Counties Conference in Cambridge, the governor shared some of his plans to address the state’s budget issues. (WI photo)
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