Major development slated for Prince George's County, surrounding areas see businesses leaving

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — Major development is coming to Prince George's County after the Maryland board approves $400 million for the Blue Line Corridor Project. 'They are meant to be catalysts for economic growth in an area of the county that really hasn't seen a lot of that," said Angie Rodgers, the Chief Administrative Officer for Economic Development  in Prince George's County.  The Blue Line Corridor Project includes plans for an amphitheater complex, sports facilities, parks, a civic plaza and a library, and reconstructing a four-mile stretch of Central Avenue.