Incendio Desplaza a Residentes de Aspen Hill
Un incendio en Aspen Hill, el martes por la tarde, desplazó al menos a 16 personas de sus hogares, según el Servicio de Bomberos y Rescate del Condado de Montgomery… Read More
BLOG: Q&A on Stock Market, Latest Fed Cuts
What should I expect from the stock market in the coming weeks? Expect more volatility. It’ll likely continue to go up and down markedly depending on the news that comes… Read More
Recreation, Aquatic, Senior Centers to Remain Closed Through April 24
Montgomery County Recreation Department tweeted Wednesday that all aquatic, recreation, and senior centers are going to remain closed through April 24. The news comes after Maryland Public Schools Superintendent Dr.… Read More
Hogan’s Executive Order Defines ‘Non-Essential Work’
On March 23, Governor Larry Hogan signed another executive order aimed at banning large crowds and closing all non-essential businesses. The new executive order closes senior centers, theaters and malls.… Read More
Fire Caused by Improperly Discarded Cigarettes Displaces Aspen Hill Residents
A fire in Aspen Hill Tuesday afternoon displaced at least 16 people from their homes, according to Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS). Officials said the fire happened around… Read More
Casos de Coronavirus Aumentan a 127 en Montgomery, 423 en Maryland
El número de casos de coronavirus del condado de Montgomery ha aumentado a 127 según las cifras que el Departamento de Salud del estado publicó el miércoles por la mañana.… Read More
All Maryland Public Schools Closed Until April 24
All Maryland public schools are closed for an additional four weeks until April 24. State Superintendent Karen Salmon announced the decision at a press conference Wednesday. On March 12, Gov.… Read More
Coronavirus Cases Increase to 127 in Montgomery County, 423 in Maryland
The number of Montgomery County coronavirus cases has increased to 127 according to figures the state Department of Health released Wednesday morning. There were 83 cases on Sunday morning which… Read More
Five Things to Know for March 25 in Montgomery County
Today is Wednesday, March 25 and here are five things you need to know in Montgomery County: 1. County Transportation Resources for Adults, People with Disabilities: Montgomery County Department of… Read More
Local Nonprofit Helping the Homeless During Pandemic
Interfaith Works is a nonprofit organization that has been serving people experiencing homelessness and poverty throughout Montgomery County since 1972. The longstanding nonprofit remains committed to their mission, especially during… Read More
Licensed Restaurants Now Allowed to Sell and Deliver Alcohol To-Go
Councilmember Evan Glass announced Tuesday that Montgomery County’s Alcohol and Beverage Services will now allow licensed restaurants to sell cocktails in takeout cups with lids. Restaurants will also be allowed… Read More
Emergency Grant Funding For COVID-19 Economic Impact In the Works
The coronavirus outbreak has had a huge economic impact nation-wide, state-wide, and locally. That’s why elected officials are working to make emergency grant funds available for people in need. Especially… Read More