Sherwood HS Holds 52nd Rock ‘N Roll Revival
For 52 years and counting, Sherwood High School has hosted its “Rock ‘n Roll Revival,” where students perform setlists of music dating back to the 1950s. According to MCPS, a… Read More
2023
Free Rides Available to Keep Roads Safe for St. Patrick’s Day
The Washington Regional Alcohol Program’s (WRAP) St. Patrick’s Day SoberRide® program offers free Lyft rides to keep drivers from drinking and getting behind the wheel. The service is available from… Read More
Shout Out to Your Bus Driver Contest Promotes Transit Driver Appreciation
For the month of March, the Montgomery Department of Transportation (MCDOT) asks RideOn bus users 18 and over to show appreciation for their bus driver’s quality service by posting on… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, March 16, In Montgomery County
It’s Thursday, March 16, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Montgomery County Council: Committees will review FY23-28 CIP Amendments for Montgomery College and MCPS; receive… Read More
Elrich Proposes Property Tax Increase
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich has proposed a 10-cent property tax increase to exclusively fund schools. According to the county, when adjusted for inflation, per-pupil spending in Montgomery County Public… Read More
Impulsan Legislación que Protege a las Víctimas de Abuso Infantil
El martes, los condados de Montgomery, Frederick, Prince George y Howard unieron fuerzas para impulsar la aprobación de múltiples proyectos de ley ante la Asamblea General de Maryland. La legislación,… Read More
Requirement for Healthy Drink Options for Kids at Restaurants Goes Into Effect
The first phase of the “Healthy Meals for Children” bill went into effect on Wednesday. Now effective, restaurants in the county will be required to offer at least one healthy… Read More
Women Making History Awards Presented March 16
The recipients of the 2023 “Women Making History Award” will be honored at the Women Making History Celebration and panel discussion Thursday, March 16 at the Silver Spring Civic Building.… Read More
Dominio de Matemáticas de Hispanos de Escuela Intermedia Disminuyó Drásticamente
Según nuevos datos del Departamento de Educación de Maryland (MDE), los estudiantes hispanos y latinos son los más afectados por la disminución significativa del dominio de las matemáticas. El 18,7… Read More
Hello Betty’s Restaurant Seeks ‘Fierce, Self-Sufficient Women’
In honor of Women’s History Month, Hello Betty’s surf and skate restaurant in Bethesda, wants to award “fierce, self-sufficient women in the community who are making waves in their fields… Read More
Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition Continues Fight to Preserve Moses Cemetery
Joined by members of the community, the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition (BACC) gathered at a rally on March 5 to protest developments that would lead to further desecration of one… Read More
U.S. Marshals Continue Search for Hogan’s Former Chief of Staff
Roy McGrath, who had been former Gov. Larry Hogan’s chief of staff, is wanted by the U.S. Marshal Service for failing to appear at his court trial Monday in Baltimore… Read More