Cuidar la Salud Mental Frente a una Pandemia
La Doctora Claudia Campos habla sobre la importancia de cuidar la salud mental, manejar el estrés, la ansiedad, la depresión e incertidumbre. Con cada vez más casos reportados de personas… Read More
Potomac’s Maggie Rose to Conduct Virtual Concert from Nashville
Earlier this week, musicians John Legend, Chris Martin of Coldplay and Keith Urban held virtual concerts to provide a fun distraction from all the coronavirus news. Potomac native Maggie Rose… Read More
MCPS: School Daycare Centers Close, No Changes to Spring Break
Wednesday evening, Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) shared decisions and updates related to the coronavirus public health emergency that currently has schools closed. Highlights include: Spring break will not be… Read More
Hogan: 107 Maryland Coronavirus Cases Including Child, Malls to Close, Gatherings of 10+ Prohibited
Gov. Larry Hogan held a press conference Thursday morning a day after he announced the first coronavirus fatality in the state of Maryland. Hogan said the man was Prince George’s… Read More
Hola Montgomery El Podcast: Yoga, una Experiencia Transformadora
En el episodio #19 de Hola Montgomery El Podcast, la venezolana Patricia Coronado nos cuenta como una práctica de Yoga le transformó la vida, le dio propósito, le hizo entender… Read More
Hogan Anuncia la Primera Muerte por Coronavirus en Maryland
El gobernador Larry Hogan anunció la primera muerte relacionada con coronavirus en Maryland. El paciente era un residente del condado de Prince George en sus sesenta años “que padecía una… Read More
Five Things to Know for March 19 in Montgomery County
Today is Thursday, March 19 and here are five things to be aware of in Montgomery County. 1. It’s The First Day of Spring: Despite the stress and anxiety caused… Read More
Hogan Announces First Coronavirus Death in Maryland
Gov. Larry Hogan announced the first coronavirus-related death in Maryland on social media Wednesday evening. The patient was a Prince George’s County resident in his sixties “who suffered from an… Read More
Winter Weather Ends Like it Began – With a Whimper
It may not feel like it but Wednesday is the last day of winter – one of the mildest winters recorded in modern history. Temperatures were way above normal and… Read More
Message from Councilmember Rice: Complete the Census by April 1
Households in Montgomery County have just two weeks to complete the 2020 Census questionnaire online and meet the target of April 1st. When you respond to the census, you’ll tell… Read More
Montgomery County Parks and Trails Still Open to Public During Outbreak
Montgomery Parks’ outdoor parks and trails are still open for public use during the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. We know you love our urban trails. To reduce trail traffic and… Read More
Restaurantes en Montgomery Pueden Vender Cerveza y Vino a Domicilio
Los restaurantes del condado de Montgomery pueden vender cerveza y vino a domicilio o para recoger en el establecimiento. La Junta de Comisionados de Licencia aprobó una resolución para permitir… Read More