Takoma Park music school ribbon cutting brings out Gov. Moore, lots of supporters
With the snip of a red ribbon, what began 13 years ago as a small music school and a dream officially became a permanent fixture in Takoma Park that doubled… Read More
Gov. Moore
‘I am somebody’ — What the Rev. Jesse Jackson meant to Montgomery County
“I am… somebody.” Renowned Civil Rights Leader Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson, Sr., famous for that iconic call-and-response chant, which became a staple at human rights rallies worldwide, has passed away… Read More
Curtis Ward, Jamaican ambassador and county resident, laid to rest
Jamaican Ambassador Curtis A. Ward, a Montgomery County resident, was laid to rest Saturday at Saint Andrew Apostle Catholic Church in Kemp Mill. Ward, who represented Jamaica on the United… Read More
Amid Shutdown, Gov. Moore, Maryland State & County Officials Vow to Help Residents Pay for Health Care
Maryland officials vowed to help residents afford and keep their health insurance despite the federal government’s failure to renew federal health care tax credits. During a visit to the Silver… Read More
Potomac Boy Honored As ‘Real-life Hero’
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller honored Aasish Selvaraj of Potomac with a Governor’s Citation for his heroic work saving himself, his nanny and her young son… Read More
Rockville Start-Up Liatris Set to Double Lab Space, Workforce
Four years ago, Liatris was created as a startup incubator company with no full-time staff. On Tuesday, the company announced plans to expand production of its innovative building material, bringing… Read More
Moore Calls on Marylanders to Mobilize
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore called the past six weeks since Donald Trump became President “worse than anything we could have anticipated.” It has resulted in “tens of thousands of layoffs”… Read More
Dos Organizaciones Locales Reciben Subvenciones Destinadas a Acabar con la Pobreza Infantil
Dos organizaciones de la zona recibieron subvenciones de la iniciativa Engaging Neighborhoods, Organization, Unions, Governments and Households (ENOUGH) de Maryland, diseñadas para abordar la pobreza infantil. CHEER – Community Health… Read More
2 Local Organizations Receive Grants Designed to End Child Poverty
Two area organizations were awarded grants from Maryland’s Engaging Neighborhoods, Organization, Unions, Governments and Households (ENOUGH) initiative that are designed to address child poverty. CHEER – Community Health and Empowerment… Read More
Maryland’s Legislators Vow to Remain Strong During Incoming Trump Administration
Incoming President Donald Trump’s administration, along with Republican control of Congress, cast a pall over Friday morning’s 2024 Legislative Breakfast at the Bethesda Marriott Conference Center. Maryland legislators strove to… Read More
County Gets 2 More Fast Charging Electric Vehicles Stations
Silver Spring will have two new electric vehicle fast charging stations thanks to Maryland’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program. The stations will be located Colesville Park and Ride on New… Read More
Del. Sara Love Nominated to Fill Senate Seat Vacated by Ariana Kelly
Maryland Del. Sara Love was nominated Monday night by the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee to be state senator. If approved by Gov. Wes Moore, Love will continue to represent… Read More