Meyers Gets 2nd Chance, Signs with Mystics
Former Maryland star Abby Meyers has been signed to a hardship contract by the WNBA’s Washington Mystics. The Mystics had two roster spots open due to an injury to Kristi… Read More
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‘Read Across Generations’ Program Aims to Improve Student Reading Comprehension
The “Read Across Generations” Program, which seeks to help younger students with reading, will be made available this summer at several Montgomery County Public Libraries (MCPL) the county announced Wednesday. … Read More
County Honors 6 Living Legends Friday
The 8th annual presentation of the African American Living Legend Awards kicks off the county’s 26th annual celebration of Juneteenth, Friday, June 16. County Executive Marc Elrich will present the… Read More
Meteorologist Doug Kammerer Loves Storms
Channel 4 meteorologist Doug Kammerer talked about his love of storms and how he predicts the weather Wednesday when he spoke with members of the Jewish Council for the Aging’s… Read More
Voters Decide Name for National Zoo’s New Baby Gorilla
In case you missed it, the National Zoo in Washington D.C., welcomed a new baby gorilla May 27 and, after tabulating results from a contest Friday, has announced her winning… Read More
Dawes, Kurkjian Highlight Big Train Baseball Game
The stars were out Saturday evening at Shirley Povich Field at Cabin John Regional Park in Rockville. 1996 Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast Dominique Dawes was on hand with her family… Read More
Air Quality Improves Overnight to Code Orange; Weekend Looks Good
After a day where the air quality reached Code Purple (very unhealthy) due to remnants form Canadian wildfires, Friday has dropped two levels to Code Orange (unhealthy for some). The… Read More
MCPS, County Recreation Cancel Outdoor Activities Due to Bad Air Quality
Remnants from the wildfires in Canada are still effecting the DMV. Wednesday’s air quality reached Code Red. Thursday’s air quality is even worse. As of 6 a.m. Thursday in Rockville,… Read More
Air Quality is Code Red Wednesday
Wednesday is a bad day to be outside. Capital Weather Gang reports that air quality around the DC area is registering Code Red Wednesday and is encouraging people to limit… Read More
MCM’s ‘3 Weeks of Hell: The DC Sniper Attacks 20 Years Later’ Wins Telly Award
MyMCM presentation of “3 Weeks of Hell: The DC Sniper Attacks 20 Year Later” has won a Bronze Telly Award in the history category. The show focuses on the sniper… Read More
Glen Echo Park Hosts Music, Dance-Filled Folk Festival
The 41st Washington Folk Festival will be held on Saturday and Sunday, June 3 and 4, at Glen Echo Park. The 41st Washington Folk Festival is back this weekend! The… Read More
Big Train Founder Adams Excited for 24th Opening Day
Bethesda Big Train is back for its 24th season. Big Train founder and president Bruce Adams is raring to go for Saturday night’s season opener at Shirley Povich Field. If… Read More