 
During the crush of studying for midterms, Antonio Cummings kept hearing about all the fabulous places his friends at Allegany College were going for spring break.
“Antigua, some are going to Bermuda, some going to Southern California, some going to Atlanta,” said Cummings, who is 20 and a second-year communications student at the Maryland college. “And there’s me, who is going to work.”
Cummings is home in Prince George’s County this spring break week, bagging groceries and greeting customers at Wegmans supermarket.
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The Master Chefs and restaurant impresarios of tomorrow may soon emanate from Prince George's County.
In the 2018 Maryland ProStart Student Invitational (the statewide team culinary & hospitality management competition), the team from Charles Herbert Flowers High (pictured) was the big winner in the Culinary Competition.
And, in the Management Competition, DuVal High placed 2nd (Team B) and 3rd (Team A) respectively.
Of the 12 high schools competing in the state Culinary segment, six were from Prince George's (Bladensburg, Bowie, DuVal, Flowers, Gywnn Park, High Point). Of the five teams competing in the Management segment, four were from PGC (Bladensburg, Bowie, DuVal, Friendly).
TEAM FLOWERS now advances to the 17th Annual National ProStart Invitational in Providence, RI on April 27-29. We wish them well.
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  Spring 2018 Clean Up, Green Up - Saturday, April 28th
Each spring and fall, Prince George’s County hosts a countywide community clean up program. This event supports our initiative to make our community cleaner and greener by conducting individual community plantings and coordinating beautification activities throughout the County. “Clean Up, Green Up,” is held in collaboration with Keep Prince George’s County Beautiful, Prince George’s County Public Schools and the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission.
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