Sunday Marks Season Finale for National Philharmonic at Strathmore
The National Philharmonic at Strathmore’s final concert for the 2021-2022 season is scheduled for June 5, at 3 p.m. The concert will be held at the Music Center in North… Read More
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74-Year-Old Jogger Dies Following Fatal Collision in North Bethesda
A 74-year-old man is dead following a fatal pedestrian collision Thursday morning in North Bethesda, according to the Montgomery County Police Department. At approximately 9:57 a.m., police and Montgomery County… Read More
Josiah Henson Museum Celebrates One Year Anniversary with Special Event
The Josiah Henson Museum and Park drew a steady stream of guests through its doors as it celebrated its first anniversary on Saturday. For a special anniversary celebration price of $1 per… Read More
Amalfi Ristorante Italiano in Rockville Closing After 45 Years
Amalfi Ristorante Italiano announced via its Facebook page it will be shutting its doors after 45 years in Rockville. Founded in 1977 by husband and wife Moe Sr. and Teresa,… Read More
Bike to Work Day Set for May 20
The annual Bike to Work Day in the D.C. region takes place Friday, May 20. The Metropolitan Council of Government’s Commuter Connections and the Washington Area Bicyclist Association are co-organizers… Read More
Montgomery County Boasts 18 of Top 25 Places to Live in Maryland
Eighteen of the best 25 places to live in Maryland are in Montgomery County according to a recent report by Niche, an online site that provides rankings, report cards, and… Read More
Nebel Street Homeless Shelter Opens Monday
The new Nebel Street Shelter in Rockville opens Monday. It is a permanent facility that will provide temporary shelter for up to 200 men experiencing homelessness. It could potentially house… Read More
Underground Railroad Hero Josiah Henson Honored with Street Renaming
The County Planning Board officially renamed Montrose Parkway for Josiah Henson. Friday morning. Henson worked as a slave on the Riley plantation in what is now North Bethesda until 1830.… Read More
North Bethesda Man Rode Idea for ‘World Bicycle Day’ Straight to the United Nations
Leszek Sibilski has been cycling “since I was basically born.” He rode in the 1980 Olympics for his native Poland and was ranked sixth in the world and second in… Read More
Nebel Street Homeless Shelter Opening Delayed Several Weeks
The Nebel Street Homeless Shelter that was set to open in the beginning of January will not be completed for several more weeks so that a street utility project can… Read More
5 Things to Know Today, Dec. 10, In Montgomery County
Today is Friday, Dec. 10 and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Hogan Expands Booster Eligibility: Governor Larry Hogan announced Thursday all 16- and 17-year -olds… Read More
Metro Board Meets Thursday to Consider Changing White Flint Metro Station Name
Metro’s board of directors is meeting Thursday and is expected to vote on whether to change the name of the White Flint station on Route 355 to North Bethesda. Without… Read More