5 Things to Know Today, March 22, In Montgomery County
Today is Monday, March 22, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. North Bethesda Road Closure: The intersection of Executive Boulevard and Old Georgetown Road in… Read More
Players, Coaches Rejoice Over Return of Football
Following the Montgomery County Council’s unanimous vote on Friday to give the green light for MCPS teams to play football, many players, coaches and families celebrated the decision. Instead of… Read More
Executive Boulevard and Old Georgetown Road Intersection Will Close for Several Months
The intersection of Executive Boulevard and Old Georgetown Road in North Bethesda will be closed beginning Monday for an estimated five months due to construction work, according to a release… Read More
AMC Movie Theaters to Open March 26
AMC Theatres announced that beginning Friday, 98% of its U.S. theaters will be open for business. Four area AMC theaters are opening Friday and three more open on March 26,… Read More
On ‘High Alert’, County Police Providing Extra Patrols For Asian Businesses, Communities
The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) is providing extra patrols for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community following Tuesday’s mass shooting in Atlanta that killed eight people, including… Read More
Blog: Small Business Tax Roundup
Tax changes due to recent legislation such as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and the CARES Act affect both individual taxpayers and small businesses. In 2020, the IRS issued… Read More
Blog: Create Memories at We Art Fun in Germantown
Create your own masterpiece at Germantown’s newest art studio, We Art Fun. The Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce (GGCC) conducted a COVID-19 ribbon cutting ceremony and joined We Art Fun to… Read More
Football is Back After Unanimous Vote by County Council
Football in full gear is back. Friday afternoon, members of the Montgomery County Council unanimously approved guidelines that let the already-shortened three-season high school season go on, although it is… Read More
Studio 501c3: Friends of the Library
Ari Brooks, executive director of Friends of the Library, is host Kim Jones’ guest in this episode of Studio 501c3. Studio 501c3 focuses on the nonprofit organizations in Montgomery County… Read More
12.5% of Montgomery, Maryland Residents Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
Montgomery County COVID-19 Statistics for March 19 According to Montgomery County health officials, 12.5% of the county’s residents are fully vaccinated with two doses of either the Pfizer or Moderna… Read More
Zinnia, The New Mrs. K’s, Will Initially Open as Outdoor Beer, Wine Garden This Summer
Mrs. K’s Toll House, which has been a fixture on Colesville Road in Silver Spring for 90 years, will reopen as early as June – under the name Zinnia –… Read More
Flags Fly at Half-Staff to Honor Lives Lost in Atlanta Shooting Spree
President Joe Biden has ordered the United States flag flown at half-staff following the March 16 shooting spree in the Atlanta area. The Maryland flag is lowered to half-staff as… Read More