Montgomery County residents will have the opportunity to participate on the last of five virtual community conversations to highlight the diverse array of services The Montgomery County Department of Health… Read More
Get ready for a summer tradition. The Montgomery County Agricultural Fair returns to Gaithersburg in August. This will be the fair’s second year back after being canceled in 2020 due… Read More
Beginning Sunday, May 8, Ride On Bus service will increase, returning it to 90% of the service offered prior to the pandemic. Rides continues to be offered at no charge.… Read More
Need help and inspiration before starting your own climate victory garden? Montgomery County Food Council, Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection and Montgomery Parks are conducting a free symposium about… Read More
The Montgomery Coalition for Adult Literacy (MCAEL) conducts its seventh annual Grown-Up Bee in support of its adult English literacy programs on May 4 at 6:30 p.m. at Montgomery College,… Read More
Today is Monday, May 2 and here are five things to know happening in Montgomery County today. 1. Schools Closed: The is no school for MCPS students today. 2. Council… Read More
“Our children all across the world are falling through the cracks. We don’t have a tomorrow without our children. There is no tomorrow without them,” said Alexis Jones, mother of… Read More
Gaithersburg native and University of Maryland alum (’02) Dominique Dawes was honored Friday night at A Celebration of Terps: Featuring The Maryland awards. Dawes is a gold medal winning gymnast and… Read More
Friday night was a big night for Montgomery County high school football. Eight picks after Einstein’s Arnold Ebiketie was selected by Atlanta, Good Counsel alum Josh Paschal was picked by… Read More
Albert Einstein High School alum Arnold Ebiketie was selected by the Atlanta Falcons in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft Friday night. ATL, I’m here! #DirtyBirds https://t.co/akcW17QXb3 —… Read More
Montgomery County celebrated Arbor Day by commemorating the black tupelo as the new County tree. The County’s departments of Environmental Protection, Transportation and Parks participated in an event Friday afternoon… Read More
El Templo de Washington D.C. en Kensington abrió sus puertas el jueves para darle la bienvenida al público por primera vez desde 1974. Durante casi 50 años, el público en… Read More