MCM Wins 5 Emmys
Montgomery Community Media (MCM) won five Emmys at the 65th Emmy Awards held at the Bethesda North Marriott Saturday night. The awards are run by the National Academy of Television… Read More
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Hawkins Picked by New Orleans in First Round of NBA Draft
University of Connecticut star and Gaithersburg native Jordan Hawkins was selected 14th in the first round of the 2023 NBA Draft by the New Orleans Pelicans. Hawkins, a 6’5″ shooting guard,… Read More
County Celebrates Pride in the Plaza
Montgomery County hosts its 3rd annual Pride in the Plaza this Sunday, June 25, and invites residents to participate in a day full of celebratory events. The annual LGBTQ+ community… Read More
County Seeks Public Feedback on Development Review Process
Officials are seeking feedback from the community on the county’s land development review process. Three public meetings hosted by Maryland Delegate Lesley Lopez, Montgomery County Planning Department, and County Executive… Read More
Potomac Native Rachel Nichols to Host Show for Monumental Sports Network
Montgomery County native Rachel Nichols will be headlining a show for the newly branded Monumental Sports Network it was announced Wednesday. Nichols, who grew up in Potomac and graduated from… Read More
Bethesda Youth Soccer Alum Sullivan Among 4 Spirit Players Named to U.S. World Cup Roster
Andi Sullivan, who played youth soccer for the Bethesda Soccer Club, is one of four Washington Spirit players who have been named to the U.S. Women’s National Team’s (USWNT) 2023… Read More
Rains Can’t Dampen Big Train’s Juneteenth Celebration
Heavy rains delayed the start of the Bethesda Big Train game and prolonged the ending until one minute past midnight but nothing could take away from the second annual Clarence… Read More
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
‘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