Tributes Pour in for Georgetown Coaching Legend Thompson
The man who put Georgetown University basketball on the map and who was known as “Big John” has died. John Thompson, Jr, coached the Hoyas for 27 seasons taking a… Read More
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Updated Phase 2 Guidelines Allows Museums, Art Galleries, Bowling Alleys to Reopen
On Monday, Montgomery County updated its phase 2 reopening guidelines with the unanimous approval by the County Council. Here’s what the updated guidelines now allow for: Museums and art galleries… Read More
Montgomery Youth Hockey Player Dies After Suffering Brain Injury
A 13-year old Montgomery Youth Hockey Association player collapsed on the ice during a hockey clinic on Aug. 18 and was pronounced dead several hours later at a hospital. Henry… Read More
Montgomery Parks Expands Athletic Field Access For ‘Low and Medium Risk Sports’
Montgomery Parks is expanding its access to athletic fields to allow youth and adult games for low- and medium-risk sports. Only groups of 50 people or less are permitted. According… Read More
James Brown Inducted Into Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame
Three-time Emmy Award winner James Brown is one of nine luminaries that comprise the Class of 2020 of the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame that was announced on Tuesday. Brown,… Read More
Montgomery County Police Hosts Golf Clinic for Kids
Montgomery County Police hosted a golf clinic for kids ages 9 to 11 at the South Germantown Driving Range on Tuesday. Today, MCP in partnership w/ the M.C. Police Foundation… Read More
MoCo’s Most Famous: Springbrook Grad Weinstein Named Washington Football Team Radio Voice
Bram Weinstein is the new radio play-by-play announcer for the Washington Football Team. Weinstein grew up in Montgomery County a huge fan of the football team. He graduated from Springbrook… Read More
Blog: Mike Locksley is Looking Forward or A Glass Half-Full
ZOOM Conference Call – North Potomac MD August 13, 2020 Maryland head football coach Mike Locksley, took to the podium, or should I say center grid position on today’s Zoom… Read More
Sandy Spring Slave Museum Celebrates 100 Years of Negro League Baseball
The Sandy Spring Slave Museum is opening a Negro League Baseball exhibit for a limited time only. This year is the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues and to celebrate,… Read More
After Classifying Soccer as High Risk, County Still Reviewing Guidelines
Montgomery County is still considering how to approach soccer during the ongoing pandemic. County Executive Marc Elrich issued an executive order last week amending his Phase 2 reopening order. Under… Read More
Springbrook Grad Weinstein Named Radio Voice of Washington Football Team
The Washington Football Team (WFT) named Bram Weinstein as their new radio play-by-play announcer on Tuesday. Weinstein, 47, grew up in Montgomery County graduating from Springbrook High School and the… Read More
Damascus Cougars Youth Football Coach Tests Positive for COVID-19
A Damascus Cougars youth football coach tested positive for coronavirus on August 2 after practicing with the team in the days leading up to his diagnosis. The unidentified coach is… Read More