El Condado Celebra el Mes de la Herencia Hispana
El Mes de la Herencia Hispana reconoce la historia, la cultura y las contribuciones de los hispanos y latinos americanos en los Estados Unidos. Basados en datos del censo de… Read More
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2 Area Youths Named National Food Insecurity Heroes
Two Montgomery County youths received the 10 Under 20 Food Heroes award from Hormel Foods Wednesday. Cavanaugh Bell, 9, of Gaithersburg and Shrusti Armula, 16, of Rockville received the national… Read More
Study: Maryland Is 3rd Happiest State in U.S.
Wallet Hub released its “2023’s Happiest States in America” report on Tuesday, with Maryland ranking third overall for happiness in the United States. To determine happiness, Wallet Hub’s report says… Read More
World Central Kitchen Provides Aid in Wake of Earthquake in Morocco
On Friday, Sept. 8, a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck the High Altas mountain range in Morocco with its epicenter approximately 45 miles southwest of Marrakech, a city home to around… Read More
Montgomery College Celebra el Mes de la Herencia Hispana
Montgomery College llevará a cabo el evento de apertura del Mes de la Herencia Hispana, el jueves 14 de septiembre, de 6 a 8:30 p.m. Este evento tiene como objetivo… Read More
María Martínez Lucha por el Bienestar de las Pequeñas Empresas
Desde le 5 de julio María “Yolanda” Martínez, primera generación de inmigrantes en Estados Unidos, asumió el cargo designado por el gobernador de Maryland Wes Moore. Martínez se desempeña como… Read More
Fights, Robberies Break Out Following Walter Johnson-B-CC Football Game
Multiple fights broke out, followed by calls for service in and around the Bethesda central business district Friday night. Most happened soon after the Walter Johnson at Bethesda-Chevy Chase football… Read More
Richard Montgomery Grad Urges Fashion Industry to Use Sustainable Fabrics
Richard Montgomery High School graduate Lexy Silverstein cares about fashion. But she also cares about the Earth. The 20-year-old from Rockville intends to make a career out of helping people… Read More
After 44 Years, Wheaton Barber Hanging Up His Scissors
Richard Miller started cutting hair in Wheaton in 1979. 44 years later, he is closing up shop and retiring on Wednesday. Miller, 75, said it was time to step away… Read More
60 Years After Attending March on Washington, Elrich Reflects on a Dream Still Unfulfilled
Monday marks the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. An estimated 250,000 attended that day in 1963 to watch Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. deliver… Read More
Mujer de Potomac Gana 10.000 Dólares de Publishers Clearing House
Cuando le presentaron un cheque por valor de 10.000 dólares, Jinhee Wilde de Potomac parecía más confundida que emocionada. La fundadora del bufete de abogados de inmigración Joseph & Schimming,… Read More
Surprised Potomac Women Wins $10,000 From Publishers Clearing House
When presented with an oversized $10,000 check Friday, Jinhee Wilde of Potomac seemed more confused than excited. Turns out the founder of the immigration law firm WA Law Group in… Read More