On Wednesday, June 11th at 7:00 pm, Councilmember Sidney Katz will host Montgomery County’s bi-weekly United in Service and Support series over Zoom. According to a press release, this meeting’s… Read More
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Maryland Park Service reactivated 17 members of the Maryland Conservation Corps (MCC), who were laid off in late April after a sudden termination… Read More
This year Marylanders saw their energy bills jump by hundreds of dollars. Beginning January 1, BGE raised average residential gas bills by 9% and electric bills by 7%. Starting this… Read More
At one point in his life, Patrick Sugrue was working with Arnold Palmer and giving golf lessons to former President George Herbert Walker Bush. But injuries and “so many different… Read More
To recognize and uplift survivors of gun violence and organizations working to combat it, Moms Demand Action joins forces with #WearOrange in Germantown on Sunday afternoon, June 8. #WearOrange Weekend… Read More
Over 70 local entrepreneurs and organization leaders will showcase their work at the second annual Black Business Expo. Organizers from the Montgomery County Black Collective invite attendees to discover a… Read More
Splish, splash, get your goggles on and ready to go: the Grown-Up Swimming League is about to kick off its third season in the County. The league started during the… Read More
Detectives from the Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) ask for the public’s help to identify a suspect in a Veirs Mill Road theft and assault case. According to an MCPD… Read More
Enjoy live music, cultural festivals, family movies, and more across Montgomery County this weekend. Whether you’re into outdoor concerts, chalk murals, or celebrating Caribbean heritage, there’s something for everyone. Friday,… Read More
It’s Thursday, June 5, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Charter Review Commission: The Commission is now gathering public suggestions for its 2025-2026 review. Topics… Read More
As part of a continuing community series to help Montgomery County residents learn about services, Councilmember Andrew Friedson led a webinar on housing accessibility and affordability Wednesday. During the one-hour… Read More
El cabo Emanuel Ayala ha sido nombrado Oficial de Policía del Año 2024 de Takoma Park. Según un comunicado del Departamento de Policía de Takoma Park (TPPD), la serenidad y… Read More