5 Things to Know Today, April 8, In Montgomery County
It’s Monday, April 8 and here are five things to know. Check the weather forecast here. 1. Solar Eclipse: View the Solar Eclipse at Gaithersburg’s Observatory Park today from 2-4:30… Read More
McCarthy’s Epic Comeback, Bid for First Win Fall Short in Playoff
Denny McCarthy was on the verge of a historic comeback and his first career win on the PGA Tour before a mishit wedge on the first playoff hole opened the… Read More
Sunday Concert Benefits Scotland AME Zion Church’s Rebuilding
Duke Paul, a Los Angeles singer and song writer, joins Maryland musicians Sunday in a concert to benefit the Scotland AME Zion Church. The church on Seven Locks Road in… Read More
MCPS: No Early Release for Monday’s Solar Eclipse
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) reminded students, staff and families that there will be no early release for Monday’s solar eclipse. FYI, MCPS community. There will be no early release… Read More
As Deadline Nears, Just Cause Eviction Bill Appears Stuck in State Senate
One of three main renters rights bills, a focus of Governor Wes Moore’s priorities for the Maryland General Assembly, is stalling in the senate as the 2024 session winds down.… Read More
Mother Found Guilty in Crash That Killed 3-Year-Old Daughter
A Maryland woman was found guilty Friday in a 2022 Wheaton-Glenmont crash that killed her 3-year-old daughter. Danshell Evon, 38, of Bryans Road in Charles County, was convicted of gross… Read More
Rockville to Collect Expired Prescription Drugs
Rockville City Police wants to help the community dispose of old pills and patches. City police will run a drive-thru on April 28 where residents can drop off leftover and/or… Read More
Feria de Recursos para Jóvenes y Adultos con Discapacidades
El domingo 7 de abril desde la 1 p.m. hasta las 4 p.m. se llevará a cabo la Feria de Recursos Joan Karasik para jóvenes y adultos con discapacidades. La… Read More
Tabletop Gamers Gather for Scrum Con 2024
Tabletop gamers convened for Scrum Con 2024 March 29-30 at the Silver Spring Civic Building. Some games featured large boards with diorama-like structures and miniature figures. There was a variety… Read More
Un Niño de 12 Años fue Atropellado Mientras Caminaba hacia la Escuela en Damascus
La policía indicó que un niño de 12 años resultó gravemente herido tras ser atropellado por un conductor, el jueves por la mañana, en Damascus. El menor es estudiante de… Read More
Jury Finds Olney Man Guilty of First-Degree Assault
Michael Boyd Jr., 40, of Olney was found guilty Thursday of first-degree assault and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. He faces a maximum of 90… Read More
‘The Biggest Nuisance’: Agriculture Department Offers Ways to Deal with Asian Tiger Mosquitoes
The Asian Tiger Mosquito “is the biggest nuisance in Maryland,” according to the state Department of Agriculture. About 60% of the complaints the department receives concern these very small. mostly… Read More