It’s Monday, Sept. 29, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check the weather forecast here.
1. Poolesville Day Brings the Crowds — of Politicians: Every September for more than 20 years, Upcounty invites Downcounty to explore the wonders of Poolesville. The western community recently celebrated Poolesville Day with a parade, a street fair and most importantly a breakfast that definitely played to the crowd.
2. Construction: Montgomery Parks will be starting construction on Little Falls Parkway for a Vision Zero project. It is expected to be done in early December, depending on weather.
Starting on or around Sept. 29, @MontgomeryParks will begin construction of the Little Falls Parkway project, a #VisionZero safety initiative to enhance🚵and🚶♀️ safety by reducing the number of vehicular travel lanes & implementing traffic calming measures.https://t.co/OMWgb1RxSW pic.twitter.com/mEI0x43wlL
— Montgomery County, MD – Dept. of Transportation (@MCDOTNow) September 25, 2025
3. Youth Basketball: Registration for Montgomery County Recreation’s winter youth basketball programs opens today at 8:30 a.m. See more here.
4. Community Conversation: County Executive Marc Elrich hosts a meeting tonight to get input from residents on the next operating budget. Tonight’s forum will focus on issues that are important to the African-Caribbean Diaspora communities. The meeting will be 7-8:30 p.m. in the Community Event Room at the Montgomery College East County Education Center in White Oak. See more here.
5. $10 Million For Early Childhood Education: In an effort to improve local childcare and fix gaps in services, county leaders announced a $10 million investment in early childhood education last week.
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