Increasing Number of Young People are Dealing with Eating Disorders

Eating disorders among teenagers are spiking with increased reports of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating. The Renfrew Center, which has 19 locations including one in Bethesda, reported a… Read More

Youth April 19, 2022 Suzanne Pollak

DC Resident Wins $849,830 With Lottery Ticket Bought in Silver Spring

An anonymous D.C. resident won big with a Fast Play Hit the Jackpot! Maryland Lottery Ticket he purchased at the State Line Market in Silver Spring on Friday, April 15.… Read More

Neighborhoods April 19, 2022 Michelle Queen

Encuesta: El Condado de Montgomery es un Lugar Excelente para Vivir

El gobierno del condado de Montgomery publicó recientemente los resultados de la encuesta independiente bianual sobre la “habitabilidad” del condado. La encuesta encontró que el 90% de los encuestados calificó… Read More

Government April 19, 2022 Andrea Sarralde

Denizens Brewing Co. Pairs with All Set and Money Muscle BBQ Beginning in May

Silver Spring’s Denizens Brewing Co. announced a partnership with All Set Restaurant & Bar, and its food truck, Money Muscle BBQ, for providing the venue’s food offerings. Ed Reavis, owner… Read More

Arts/Entertainment April 19, 2022 Gianna Gronowski

Overnight Freeze Warning Issued for Portions of Montgomery County

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a freeze warning for northwest Montgomery County. The warning applies to the northwest areas of Montgomery County. Frederick, Carrol, North Baltimore, Northwest Howard… Read More

Neighborhoods April 19, 2022 Michelle Queen

Templo de Washington D.C. Listo para Abrir sus Puertas al Público

Por primera vez en casi 50 años, el Templo de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días de Washington D.C., ubicado en Kensington, se está preparando… Read More

Feature April 19, 2022 Andrea Sarralde

Many Parents Express Support for Return of School Resource Officers

The subject of School Resource Officers (SRO) remains a hot topic in Montgomery County. When MyMCM asked parents on our Facebook page how they would feel if SROs returned into… Read More

Education April 19, 2022 Suzanne Pollak

Blog: Pathways to Business Entrepreneurs Graduate

The Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce (GGCC) is pleased to announce that the entrepreneurs enrolled in our Pathways to Business Success program have graduated. Launched in January, the program was designed… Read More

Your Success is Our Business April 19, 2022 Laura Rowles

Josiah Henson Museum and Park Celebrates One Year Anniversary

The Josiah Henson Museum & Park will be hosting its one year anniversary on April 23 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., according to the Montgomery County Parks website. The… Read More

Arts/Entertainment April 19, 2022 Ava Castelli

Poolesville Elementary Closed Due to Water Outage

Poolesville Elementary closed at 10:15 a.m. on April 19, following an alert sent out by Montgomery County Public Schools. The alert stated the school is experiencing a water outage. The… Read More

Education April 19, 2022 Gianna Gronowski

Survey Says Despite Pandemic, Montgomery County a Desirable Place to Live

Montgomery County government recently released the results of the biannual, independent survey on the “livability” of the county. The survey found that 90% of the respondents rated the county as… Read More

Government April 19, 2022 Michelle Queen

Metro Suspende el Mandato del Uso de las Mascarillas

Metro anunció el lunes que no se requieren cubiertas faciales en Metrorail, Metrobus y MetroAccess con efecto inmediato. También son opcionales para los empleados de Metro. El cambio es el… Read More

Transportation April 19, 2022 Andrea Sarralde