Downtown Wheaton Unveils New Streetery Friday
Beginning Friday, sections of Price Avenue and Elkins Street in Downtown Wheaton will be closed for the opening of its streetery, which will offer patrons expanded outdoor seating and dining.… Read More
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Play Ball: Montgomery County Parks Will Open Athletic Fields Saturday
Montgomery County Parks will reopen athletic fields for youth sports practice on Saturday. Fields will be open Monday through Friday from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday… Read More
New “COVID Corps” Creating Summer Employment Opportunities for Young Residents
COVID Corps is a new summer employment program put in place to create a pathway between service and recovery for county residents ages 16-23. Members will be working to support the… Read More
Brookside Gardens Offers Online Plant Sale of Summer Annuals
Brookside Gardens is holding their online plant sale of summer annuals Saturday, June 20. Within this sale, individuals have access to pre-selected flats. All flats include 15 plants in 4”… Read More
Números Alarmantes de Covid-19 en las Zonas Donde Viven los Hispanos
“20902 Wheaton, Covid-19 en los Hispanos” es un reportaje especial que presenta el impacto de la pandemia en la población que reside en los códigos postales del condado de Montgomery… Read More
Defaced Grave Marker Toppled Overnight in Silver Spring
A Confederate grave marker that was vandalized earlier this week was found toppled Thursday night, according to an official with the church. During the night of June 14, unknown assailants… Read More
Harris, Dasgupta Win School Board Primary for At Large Seats; Advance to November Ballot
It’s official. Lynne Harris and Sunil Dasgupta were the two top vote getters for the Montgomery County Board of Election at-large seat. Harris and Dasgupta now move onto the November… Read More
Maryland COVID-19 Cases Near 64,000; Montgomery Cases Near 14,000
Montgomery County COVID-19 Statistics Friday morning the Maryland Department of Health reported 13,928 cases of COVID-19 in Montgomery County, which is a 0.5% increase from the 13,862 cases reported Thursday.… Read More
Commemoration of Juneteenth Takes on Added Significance in 2020
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, the day that slavery officially ended. It is the oldest, nationally celebrated remembrance of the ending of slavery in the United States. The day celebrates emancipation and… Read More
Join the Conversation on Racial Equity: Being Multiracial Can Mean Being ‘In The ‘In’ Group and the ‘Out’ Group.’
MCM’s #SeeMeMontgomery asked residents to join the conversation about racial equity. Here’s one of the experiences shared with MCM. DESCRIBE A RACIAL EXPERIENCE HERE. SHARE YOUR STORY WITH MCM. JOIN THE… Read More
Five Things to Know for June 19 in Montgomery County
It’s Friday, June 19, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. Phase 2 Reopening: Montgomery County enters the second phase of reopening today at 5 p.m. Swimming… Read More
102 Years Young: Drive-By Parade Celebrates North Potomac Woman’s Birthday
North Potomac resident Ida Pearl Green turned 102 years young on Thursday. Green’s family and friends honored her with a drive-by parade, honking, cheering and shouting “I love you’s” to… Read More