Executive Producer, Montgomery Community Media
Once again, Chef Jose Andres’ World Central Kitchen (WCK) Relief Team finds itself on the frontline of a disaster—this time on the Hawaiian island of Maui. In response to the… Read More
Montgomery County Police Department offers drivers a heads up in a press release about sobriety checkpoints on Friday night. The department did not disclose where the checkpoints will be held… Read More
With the resurgence of the superhero, fans everywhere enjoy dressing up to celebrate their favorite comic book or anime character. On Sunday, the first MonkeyCon, a comic book convention, Â was… Read More
When Carolynne Nowrouzi went to her favorite coffee shop with her baby, a stroller and a diaper bag, she struggled to get to a highchair. And when the baby got… Read More
Following the deaths of two teenage bicyclists on Bethesda’s Old Georgetown Road in 2019, the State Highway Administration (SHA) looked to provide safer passage for pedestrians and cyclists. So last… Read More
Years ago, kids who wanted to get into sports broadcasting had limited options available until they went to college. Things have changed in the last few years. The Play By… Read More
Everyone deserves a living wage for their work. But people you tip like waitresses, drivers and hotel personnel often earn a sub minimum wage. So far seven states have passed… Read More
Two dozen dogs at the Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center (MCASAC) still need a forever home. And due to a critical population at the shelter, fee waived adoptions… Read More
Moviegoers know the opening of the Barbie movie this week is the cultural event of the summer. Everyone it seems wants to jump on the Barbie bandwagon. Even politicians. Ken-ergy… Read More
Starting on Saturday, July 22, several stations on the Green Line will be shut down for the summer. College Park – University of Maryland, Hyattsville Crossing and West Hyattsville stations… Read More
On Tuesday morning, the County lost one of its oldest landmarks to the march of time. The majestic Linden Oak sprouted in 1723 and eventually grew to 95 feet tall… Read More
Tuesday, the County Council looks to pass a bill establishing rent controls. Nearly 40% of the county’s residents call rental properties home. This bill promises to impact a problem the… Read More