New Community Food Pantry Honors Memory of Bullis Student
The National Center for Children and Families (NCCF) in Bethesda has opened a new food pantry to help families in need. Workers built the new pantry in memory of 12-year… Read More
March 2025
Derwood Residents Wins Pie Contest at Olney Theatre
The Olney Theatre Center held a pie eating and baked pie contest on Saturday as a tie-in to their ongoing musical, Waitress. Jean Krueger from Derwood won the Baked Pie… Read More
Hundreds Rally to Support NIH in Bethesda
Hundreds rallied to defend the work of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda and to protest job cuts made by the federal administration. “Cutting cancer research is not… Read More
8th Annual Girl Power Contest Accepting Applications
The Montgomery County Commission for Women (CFW) invites residents to participate in the eighth annual Girl Power Contest in honor of Women’s History Month. Montgomery County Recreation and Montgomery County… Read More
Vuelven las Mariposas a Brookside
Tras 5 años de ausencia, las adoradas mariposas vuelven a los Jardines de Brookside. A partir del 10 de abril, los visitantes podrán contemplar un «impresionante escaparate de mariposas vivas… Read More
11 Arrested Following Complaints About Drug Activity
Several people in the area of the 12200 block of Selfridge Road in Wheaton complained to Montgomery County Police officers about drug activity in the area. As a result, police… Read More
Rio to Host Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The City of Gaithersburg will host its annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, March 15, at Rio Boulevard and Grand Corner Avenue starting at 10 a.m. Dozens of units… Read More
El Sindicato de Docentes Apoya la Prohibición de los Teléfonos Móviles en las Aulas
La Asociación de Educación del Condado de Montgomery (MCEA, por sus siglas en inglés) está respaldando una política que permitiría la transición de los teléfonos celulares en las escuelas. La… Read More
Potomac Resident Named Next Maryland Public Television CEO
Steven J. Schupak of Potomac was named Maryland Public Television’s (MPT) next president and chief executive officer. Schupak currently is executive vice president and station manager at MPT. He becomes… Read More
Conference Focuses on ‘Taking Nature Black’
A multiday conference on Taking Nature Black at the Silver Spring Civic Center featured speeches on reimaging the relationships between African Americans and the outdoors, building flood wise communities, exploring… Read More
FareShare Program to Provide Commuters with Financial Assistance
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) will be providing up to $325 per month to workers in need of financial assistance for their public transit commutes through a program… Read More
Mon Ami Gabi in Bethesda Set to Reopen March 17
After a year of remodeling, Mon Ami Gabi, the popular French bistro in Bethesda will reopen March 17. “We’re thrilled for Mon Ami Gabi to reopen on Bethesda Row. We’re… Read More