4 Red Line Stations Will Close for Repairs in December
Four Metro stops on the Red Line will be closed during the end of 2023 so safety repairs can be made. Shuttle buses will transport commuters. There will be no… Read More
Gene’s Costumes Welcomes Shoppers on Eve of Halloween
The day before Halloween can mean last-minute costume shopping for some. Family-owned and operated Gene’s Costumes in Kensington welcomed shoppers Monday morning. Located on Connecticut Avenue, the store is open… Read More
Montgomery County ICYMI News Roundup Oct 23-27
Here are five top news items from the week of Oct. 23. 1. ‘Enough is Enough’: Enclave Residents Tired of Rats, Mold, Lax Security, Broken Elevators Chanting “Fix the Enclave”… Read More
Indian Science Incubator Signs Agreement During County’s Business Visit
Officials from a company in Hyderabad, India announced they signed an agreement to improve bilateral trade agreement in the United States during County Executive Marc Elrich’s trip to India and… Read More
Germantown Maintenance Worker Wins $50K Lottery Scratch-Off
A Germantown man became $50,000 richer playing a Maryland Lottery scratch-off game. The 53-year old recently visited the lottery headquarters in Baltimore to claim his winnings. He told lottery officials… Read More
Photos: Dramatic Ending Caps Churchill’s Comeback
On Friday, Churchill came back from a 22-0 deficit to beat host Walter Johnson 32-30 in the final seconds in MCM’s Game of the Week. Here are some images from… Read More
Council Debates How to Handle ‘Broken’ Juvenile Justice System
“The juvenile justice system, I think, is broken,” declared State’s Attorney John McCarthy during an emotional Public Safety County Council meeting Monday morning. The briefing on juvenile justice, crime and… Read More
Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash in Burtonsville Under Investigation
The Montgomery County Police (MCPD) are investigating a single-vehicle collision that killed one man in Burtonsville this weekend. According to a report, Montgomery County Fire Rescue and MCPD responded at… Read More
Takoma Park Receives State Grant for Road Safety
Takoma Park Police Department received a $3,500 state grant so officers can enhance distracted and impaired driving initiatives. Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration’s Highway Safety Office awarded Takoma… Read More
Fireplace Safety Tips as Winter Nears
As the temperature begins to dip and more and more residents heat their homes from their fireplaces, the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) wants to keep homeowners up-to-date… Read More
County Unemployment Lowest Since 1990 Despite National Rise
Montgomery County’s unemployment numbers remained at a 33-year low, according to the July figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The jobless rate in the county sits at 1.5%, which… Read More
Estudio: Maryland Tiene los Pagos de Préstamos Estudiantiles más Altos del País
Según un estudio de Wallet Hub, Maryland ocupa el primer lugar entre los estados con pagos más altos de préstamos estudiantiles. Maryland lidera a los otros 49 estados de EE.… Read More