First of Five Fiscal 2021 Forums Set for Monday
Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich is holding the first of five budget forums on Monday, Oct. 7, to seek input from residents about fiscal 2021 (FY21) Operating Budget priorities. The… Read More
Coyotes Spotted — And Heard — Around Poolesville
The unmistakable howls of coyotes have been heard in the Poolesville area. The distinctive sounding varmints have been spotted in and around the town, residents say. “There are some around… Read More
Five Things to Know for Oct. 3 in Montgomery County
Today is Thursday October 3, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Active Aging Week Continues: Montgomery County government invites residents to participate in the second… Read More
Your Guide to Some of MoCo’s Best Oktoberfest Events
Every fall, the annual German beer festival brings Oktoberfest to life. The 186th Oktoberfest celebration is an autumn tradition not to be missed. The annual celebration held in Munich, Germany celebrates beer, German… Read More
Six-Year-Old Germantown Girl Honored for Saving Mother’s Life in June
A six-year-old Germantown girl was honored for saving her mother’s life in June. The girl, Kaltoum Fakri, acted heroically when she discovered her mother at home unconscious and not breathing.… Read More
John Delaney Does Not Qualify for October Democratic Debate
Former Rep. John Delaney (D-Md.) of Potomac did not qualify for the fourth Democratic presidential debate on Oct. 15 at Otterbein University in Ohio. To qualify for the debate, candidates… Read More
City of Rockville Election Candidates Participate in Debate Forum
Candidates in the 2019 City of Rockville election participated in a debate during a forum on Wednesday. There are two mayoral candidates, Bridget Donnell Newton, and Virginia D. Onley. In… Read More
We Love Weekends: Montgomery County Planner for Oct. 3-6
Here’s our guide to arts and entertainment in Montgomery County, Oct. 3-6. Arsenic and Old Lace: Rockville Little Theatre’s production of the classic mystery-farce about two delightfully poisonous old ladies,… Read More
Blistering October Day Puts DC in Record Books
Washington, D.C. reached its hottest October temperature ever recorded, according to Capital Weather Gang. As of 2 p.m. Wednesday, temperatures hit 98 degrees. The previous record for the month was… Read More
Homeowner Records: What to Keep and How Long
Keeping full and accurate homeowner records is not only vital for claiming deductions on your tax return, but also for determining the basis or adjusted basis of your home. These… Read More
Oktoberfest is Back in Germantown!
Enjoy your Oktoberfest shenanigans in Germantown on Saturday, October 5. The Oktoberfest Germantown Parade and Festivities will be Germantown’s largest event of the year. The festival committee is committed to… Read More
UPDATE: Registration for Montgomery County’s Emergency Preparedness Class for Oct. 19 Now Closed
Update: The Emergency Preparedness Class is full. A waitlist is available. Montgomery County is providing a free three-hour emergency preparedness training class on Saturday, October 19. Topics covered in the… Read More