MCPS Teacher Headed to Tokyo Olympics to Compete for Dominica
There were mornings when Thea LaFond could sense students peering through the gymnasium doors, waiting for the bell to ring so they could attend class. A few watched – some… Read More
MCM Celebrates Emmy Winners
Due to the pandemic, the 63rd Capital Emmy Awards were presented virtually this year rather than an in-person event. Montgomery Community Media held their own version of the Emmy Awards… Read More
Montgomery College’s New Grant Aids Students in Skilled Trades
The Montgomery College Foundation received a $95,000 grant to help students with in-demand information and skills that will lead to employment in heating, ventilation and air conditioning careers. It is… Read More
Metro Train Service Will Run Until Midnight Every Day Starting Sunday
Metro rail service will be open until midnight every day starting July 18, Metro announced Thursday. Train hours will be as follows: Monday through Friday: 5 a.m.-midnight Saturday: 7 a.m.-midnight… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, July 16, in Montgomery County
Today is Friday, July 16, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County: 1. Council Meets with U.S. Senator Cardin: On Friday, July 16 at 10:30 a.m., the… Read More
Hucker Forms Exploratory Committee Before Expected Entry into County Executive Race
Council President Tom Hucker announced Thursday night that he has formed an exploratory committee and plans to speak with residents and business owners to see if he should run for… Read More
Thursday Marks Start of Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments
The first monthly payment of the expanded federal child tax credit has started to hit some eligible families’ bank accounts this week. Most parents will automatically receive monthly payments of… Read More
Parking in Rockville: Good News, Bad News
The City of Rockville recently increased parking fines significantly for three violations — illegally parking near fire hydrants, in fire lanes, and in designated handicap parking spaces. The Mayor and… Read More
Flex Rides Back Starting Monday July 19
Ride On Flex, a unique on-demand transit service, will be back on the road starting Monday, July 19, according to the Montgomery County Department of Transportation. Eleven passenger buses will… Read More
‘Oops Tag’ es un Programa Diseñado para que los Residentes Reciclen Correctamente
El condado de Montgomery busca que los residentes sean conscientes de lo que reciclan. El programa Recicle Correcto “Oops Tag” inició en mayo en el condado de Montgomery. Como parte… Read More
Gov. Hogan Reinstates COVID-19 Emergency Order
Gov. Hogan reinstated the COVID-19 emergency order on July 12 after previously lifting it on July 1. The proclamation from Hogan explained a need for an emergency order to continue… Read More
Council Set to Vote on 5g Cell Antennas
Montgomery County Councilmembers are expected to vote July 27 to pave the way to bring 5G small cell antennas to the entire county, bringing it up to date with Washington,… Read More