Historical Marker Stands Near Site of Poolesville Lynching
A new marker in Poolesville tells the story of a lynching in the late 1800s. It is the first historical marker in the county for a racial lynching, according to… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, Oct. 23, In Montgomery County
Today is Monday, Oct. 23 and here are five things to know. Check the weather forecast here. 1. Council President Briefing: Council President Evan Glass’ weekly media briefing is scheduled… Read More
Israeli Soldier from Rockville Killed While Fighting Near Lebanese Border
Staff Sgt. Omer Balva, 22,who grew up in Rockville and became a dual Israeli-American citizen after graduating from Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School (JDS) in Rockville, was killed Friday… Read More
MCM Game of the Week: Quince Orchard Knocks Off Rival Northwest for 38th Straight Win
With 7:07 left in the final quarter, visiting Quince Orchard felt mounting pressure from Northwest. The Cougars stuck around all evening — and a touchdown moments before made it a… Read More
Montgomery Parks to Hold ‘Frankenskate’ Costume Party on Oct. 28
Montgomery Parks is set to hold “Frankenskate” at Ridge Road Recreational Park on Saturday, Oct. 28 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Those attending are invited to come dressed in… Read More
Jawando se Retira de la Carrera por el Senado
El concejal del condado de Montgomery, Will Jawando, puso fin a su intento de reemplazar al senador Ben Cardin, admitiendo que no veía un camino claro hacia la victoria. “Francamente,… Read More
Historical Marker Dedication Remembers Lynching Victim
On Sunday, Oct 22, the Montgomery County Lynching Memorial Project (MoCoLMP) will dedicate a historical marker to George Peck in Poolesville. Peck was the first of three victims of lynching… Read More
What Exactly Is a “Small Business”?
Although your business may seem big to you, you may wonder how the government classifies it. A recent report by the Joint Committee on Taxation, a nonpartisan committee of the… Read More
State’s Attorney’s Office Unveils New Data Dashboard
The county State’s Attorney’s Office unveiled a new data dashboard as well as a racial justice report on Thursday. Montgomery County State’s Attorney John McCarthy said the goal ultimately is… Read More
‘Enough is Enough’: Enclave Residents Tired of Rats, Mold, Lax Security, Broken Elevators
Chanting “Fix the Enclave” and “Less Pests,” residents of Enclave Apartments in the White Oak section of Silver Spring rallied together to air their grievances Thursday. Many living in one… Read More
MCM Receives Community Media Day Proclamation from County Council
The Montgomery County Council proclaimed Friday, Oct. 20 as Community Media Day. Council president Evan Glass made the announcement at MCM studios in Rockville Friday morning presenting the proclamation to… Read More
Community Overdose Action Town Hall to Take Place Nov. 2
On Thursday, Nov. 2, Maryland’s Opioid Operational Command Center (OOCC) and Montgomery County’s Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) will host a town hall to hear residents’ ideas on… Read More