Transportation Updates for Presidents Day
MCDOT has announced an updated schedule for the Feb. 21 holiday of Presidents Day. The Ride On bus will follow the Jan. 16 schedule, and the Ride On extRa Bus, Ride… Read More
El Concejo Celebra el Mes de la Historia Afroamericana
Durante una reunión el martes, el Concejo del Condado de Montgomery presentó una proclamación que reconoce el mes de febrero como el Mes de la Historia Afroamericana. Este año el… Read More
More Than a Year Later, Libraries to Reopen on Sundays
After suspending Sunday operating hours in January 2021 due to the pandemic, Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) announced the return of Sunday openings, beginning Feb. 27. Sunday service was previously… Read More
Woman Injured Following ‘Domestic Related’ Incident at Holton-Arms School
A woman had minor injuries following a “domestic related event” at Holton-Arms School in Bethesda, according to the Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD). Police responded to the school on River… Read More
Montgomery County State’s Attorney Warns Residents of Scam Season
Montgomery County State’s Attorney John McCarthy warned residents of scam season, and announced upcoming events to learn how to better protect one’s self from fraud. The Crimes Against Seniors and… Read More
Scotland Neighborhood in Potomac Hosts First Annual Black History Event
The Scotland Community Center hosts the first annual Black History Month event on Saturday, Feb. 26, in Potomac, according to Montgomery County Recreation. The Scotland Community Center will transform into… Read More
All-Gender Restroom Bill Introduced by County Councilmembers
Councilmember Sidney Katz and Council Vice President Evan Glass announced the introduction of an all-gender restroom bill, co-sponsored by councilmembers Will Jawando and Andrew Friedson. Bill 4-22 would require an… Read More
Silver Spring Man Sentenced in Ghost Gun Case at Burnt Mills School
Kyhree Gardner of Silver Spring was sentenced to nine months in prison after pleading guilty to having a firearm on school property. According to court documents, it was a ghost… Read More
Council Celebrates Black History Month With Proclamation
The Montgomery County Council presented a proclamation recognizing February as Black History Month during a meeting Tuesday. This year’s Black History Month theme in Montgomery County is Black health and… Read More
Police Chief Jones Seeks to Continue Engaging with Students in Schools
Montgomery County Police Chief Marcus Jones believes his officers need to engage with students to prevent crime and tragedy and is working with school officials to make that happen. During… Read More
Hogan Considerará la Candidatura Presidencial en 2024
El gobernador de Maryland Larry Hogan (R) dijo, en un programa de la cadena de televisión CNN el domingo, que considerará una candidatura presidencial en 2024. Sin embargo, Hogan enfatizó… Read More
Fewer Deer Culled in Recent Statewide Harvest
Hunters in Montgomery County killed 3,306 deer during the statewide harvest, which is a 19.4% drop as compared to last year’s hunt. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources reported that… Read More